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03-14 23:30

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Spanish Segunda División RFEF Group 2: CD Ebro 1-1 Sestao. The fixture at the Estadio Pedro Sancho in Zaragoza on March 14, 2026, ended in a hard-fought 1-1 draw, a result that does little to aid either side's aspirations in the tightly contested fourth tier of Spanish football. A late equalizer from the visitors salvaged a point, denying CD Ebro a valuable victory in their push up the table. CD Ebro started the stronger side and took a deserved lead in the first half, converting a chance from a set-piece situation. They controlled much of the proceeding and looked relatively comfortable, with Sestao struggling to create clear opportunities. The dynamic of the match shifted in the final quarter-hour as Sestao, fueled by increasing urgency, began to pour forward. Their persistence paid off in the 83rd minute when a cross from the right was met with a powerful header that gave the Ebro goalkeeper no chance. The key focus point was Sestao's improved second-half performance and their effective use of substitutions to inject energy into their attack. CD Ebro will rue their missed chances to put the game to bed when they were on top, with their striker failing to convert a one-on-one opportunity that would have made it 2-0. The point moves each team a single step up the congested Group 2 table, but both will view it as two points dropped rather than one gained in the context of the promotion playoff race. The Ebro manager expressed frustration at his team's game management in the final stages, while the Sestao coach highlighted his team's never-say-die attitude. CD Ebro's lineup was built around their experienced core, while Sestao relied on the physical presence of their forward line to eventually break through.