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CF Calamocha

03-15 23:30

3 - 0

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Spanish Tercera División RFEF Group 17: CF Calamocha 3-0 Zuera. The fixture was played on March 15, 2026, at 23:30, with CF Calamocha hosting at the Municipal de Calamocha. CF Calamocha secured a vital and convincing 3-0 home victory over local rivals Zuera, a result that strengthens their position in the upper half of the table and dents Zuera's own aspirations for a playoff place. Calamocha set the tone early, pressing high and forcing errors. Their pressure paid off midway through the first half when a driven cross was turned into his own net by a flustered Zuera defender. The hosts doubled their lead just before halftime from a set-piece, a powerful header leaving the Zuera keeper with no chance. The second half saw Zuera try to mount a response, but Calamocha sealed the points with a breakaway goal in the 75th minute, finishing a swift counter-attack with precision. The key incident of the match was the early own goal, which settled Calamocha's nerves and allowed them to play with confidence. Zuera's frustration grew as the game wore on, culminating in a late booking for a reckless challenge. Calamocha's central defender was a rock at the back, winning every aerial duel and organizing his line superbly to secure a clean sheet. With these three points, Calamocha moves closer to the top five, keeping their faint promotion playoff hopes alive. Zuera remains in mid-table, but the gap to the chasing pack has now widened. The Calamocha manager highlighted his team's "intensity and tactical discipline," while the Zuera coach admitted his side was "second best in every department tonight." Calamocha fielded a strong lineup, with their experienced striker leading the line effectively, while Zuera's attack struggled to break down a resolute home defense.