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03-16 00:00

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Spanish Segunda División RFEF Group 2 Round: UD Logrones 4-0 Real Union. UD Logrones produced a devastating attacking display to thrash Real Union 4-0 in a one-sided affair at the Estadio Las Gaunas on March 16, 2026. This emphatic victory sends a strong message to the rest of Group 2 and propels Logrones right into the heart of the promotion race with a performance full of pace, power, and precision. Logrones were relentless from the first whistle, opening the scoring inside ten minutes with a powerful header from a corner. They doubled their lead midway through the first half after a defensive error from Union was ruthlessly punished. Any hope of a Union comeback was extinguished early in the second half when Logrones added a third from the penalty spot, and they rounded off the scoring with a superb team goal in the final ten minutes, completing a miserable afternoon for the visitors. The home side's attacking trio were unplayable, linking up with fluidity and causing havoc all game. Real Union, usually so solid, were completely overrun in midfield and looked shell-shocked by the intensity of their opponents. This heavy defeat is a significant blow to Union's playoff ambitions, while for Logrones, the three points and the goal difference boost could be crucial come the end of the season. The Logrones manager called it a "complete performance," while the humbled Real Union coach admitted his team was "second best in every department."