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CF Pozuelo Alarcon
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Match Info

CF Pozuelo Alarcón won a five-goal thriller against UD San Sebastián Reyes B, running out 3-2 winners in a Spanish Tercera División RFEF match played on Sunday, 27 September 2026. The home side led, were pulled back, and eventually edged a breathless encounter that swung one way and then the other.

It was a game that had everything: early pressure, a flurry of goals, defensive lapses on both sides and a tense finish in which the visitors pushed hard for an equaliser that never came. For Pozuelo it was a valuable three points; for San Sebastián Reyes B it was a reminder of how punishing this division can be when small errors go unpunished at one end and are converted at the other.

Match Overview

From the opening minutes it was clear that neither side had come to sit back. Pozuelo Alarcón looked to dominate the ball in midfield, while the visiting B team — a development side built around young, energetic players — tried to use their pace in transition. That contrast produced an open, end-to-end contest with chances at both ends.

The home side's greater experience in the final third told over the course of the 90 minutes, but only just. San Sebastián Reyes B scored twice and threatened a third, forcing Pozuelo into a nervous, deep-lying final phase in which clearances were cheered as loudly as goals.

Key Moments

  • Opening goal: Pozuelo struck first, capping a spell of sustained pressure with a finish from close range after a scramble in the box.
  • Immediate response: The visitors hit back quickly, catching Pozuelo out with a fast counter-attack before the home defence could reset.
  • Second-half surge: Two goals in a productive second-half spell put the home side in control and proved decisive in the final reckoning.
  • Consolation and nerves: San Sebastián Reyes B reduced the deficit to 3-2 and pushed for a leveller, but Pozuelo managed the closing minutes well.

Tactical Breakdown

Pozuelo Alarcón's approach revolved around controlling possession and working the ball into wide areas before delivering into the box. Their midfield rotation created space between the lines, and their willingness to commit bodies forward is precisely what generated three goals — though it also left them exposed to the counters that produced both of the visitors' strikes.

UD San Sebastián Reyes B played with the fearlessness typical of a B team. Their pressing was aggressive, their forward runs direct, and their two goals came from transitions rather than long build-ups. The lesson for the young side was a familiar one: at this level, dominating short bursts is not enough if concentration drops in the key defensive moments.

Standout Performers

Pozuelo's attacking players shared the credit, with the forward line's movement creating consistent problems for the visiting back four. The central midfielder who set the tempo was central to almost every positive home attack, while the goalkeeper produced an important late save to protect the narrow advantage.

For San Sebastián Reyes B, the wide attackers were the standout performers, consistently beating their markers and driving at the Pozuelo defence. Their goalscorers showed composure in front of goal, and the team's overall energy suggested a squad with plenty of room to grow over the course of the season.

What It Means in the Table

Three points from a 3-2 win can be worth more than the raw arithmetic suggests. Pozuelo Alarcón move forward with momentum and, crucially, with proof that they can win matches in which they concede twice — a trait that matters enormously across a long Tercera División RFEF campaign.

For UD San Sebastián Reyes B, the defeat is a setback but far from a disaster. Scoring twice away from home is a positive sign, and the development-focused nature of the side means performance and progress matter alongside results. They will be frustrated, though, by the sense of a match that slipped away in a ten-minute window.