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50
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3-1
B. Vazquez
Assist: Álvaro Miguel García Pascual
93′
umaru konare
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B. Vazquez
91′
José Juan Romero
89′
B. Vazquez
Océn
88′
umaru konare
Toni Abad
83′
J. Ontiveros
Izeta
83′
Juan Díaz Peregrina
Antonio Cordero
83′
C.Gutiérrez
B.de Jesús
81′
S.Arribas
81′
K.Zalazar
75′
A. Camacho
Y. Bodiger
75′
J.Escobar
C. Teguia
75′
K. A. Kone
caparros
71′
Antonio Cordero
70′
caparros
65′
C.Hernández
E. Sevikyan
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B.de Jesús
51′
1-1
Océn
49′
Álvaro Miguel García Pascual
45′
Álvaro Miguel García Pascual
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Halftime 0-1
48′
Dilan zarate
46′
Y. Bodiger
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Match Info

Cadiz CF 3-1 AD Ceuta: Hosts Claim Convincing Segunda Division Victory

Cadiz CF delivered a strong home performance to beat AD Ceuta 3-1 in the Spanish Segunda Division on Sunday, with the Andalusian side showing greater quality in the final third at the Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla. The win gave Cadiz an important three points and reinforced their reputation as a difficult team to face on home turf.

Ceuta competed well in spells and scored a consolation goal, but Cadiz’s ability to create and convert chances proved decisive. The hosts led with a two-goal cushion before adding a third, allowing them to manage the closing phase with relative comfort.

Match overview

Cadiz set the tone early, pressing high and forcing Ceuta into hurried clearances. The hosts looked especially dangerous when switching play quickly and attacking the space behind the visiting full-backs. Their first goal came from a period of sustained pressure, and the lead gave them the confidence to control possession.

Ceuta responded with moments of promise on the counter, but Cadiz’s defensive line held firm for much of the first half. The home side extended their advantage after the break with a well-executed attacking move, effectively putting the game beyond reach. Ceuta pulled one back to keep the contest alive briefly, but Cadiz restored their three-goal margin with a third goal and saw out the result without major alarm.

Key moments

  • Early pressure pays off: Cadiz’s aggressive start produced the opening goal, rewarding the hosts for their dominance in the first half.
  • Two-goal cushion: A second Cadiz goal before the interval gave the hosts a firm grip on the match.
  • Ceuta’s lifeline: The visitors scored after the restart, giving them brief hope of a comeback.
  • Cadiz respond: The home side answered quickly with a third goal, ending Ceuta’s momentum and securing the win.

Tactical story

Cadiz’s game plan revolved around controlling midfield and creating overloads in wide areas. Their full-backs pushed high, while the midfielders rotated to offer passing options and support the press. That structure allowed Cadiz to pin Ceuta back for long stretches and win the ball back quickly when attacks broke down.

Ceuta’s best periods came when they were able to break the first line of pressure and attack with numbers. However, those moments were too infrequent. The visitors also struggled with Cadiz’s movement in and around the penalty area, particularly when the hosts delivered early crosses or cut the ball back from wide positions.

Standout performers

Cadiz’s attacking unit caused problems throughout, combining direct running with composed finishing. The midfield provided control and energy, while the defence dealt with Ceuta’s counter-attacks well enough to protect the lead. The goalkeeper also made important saves at key moments, preventing Ceuta from building sustained momentum.

For Ceuta, the scorer of the consolation goal and the goalkeeper were among the standout performers. The visitors showed character to keep fighting after going behind, but they will need a more consistent attacking presence to take points from difficult away fixtures.

What the result means

The victory strengthens Cadiz’s position in the Segunda Division standings and gives the squad confidence ahead of a demanding run of fixtures. Scoring three goals at home is a positive sign, and the team’s ability to respond after conceding will please the coaching staff. Ceuta, meanwhile, will take encouragement from their goal but must tighten up defensively after conceding three times. The result leaves both sides with clear lessons as the season progresses.