Fundacio Esportiva Grama and FC Martinenc played out a competitive 1-1 draw in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on 13 September 2026, with both sides taking a point from a match that was decided by fine margins and two well-worked goals.
Match Overview
Played at Grama’s home ground, the 17:45 kick-off produced a typically tight Tercera Federación contest. Grama began with energy and looked to use the width of the pitch, while Martinenc settled into a patient passing rhythm and tried to draw their hosts out of shape. The opening goal arrived midway through the first half, but Martinenc’s response after the break was strong enough to ensure the visitors left with a share of the spoils.
The result keeps both teams in the middle pack of the early-season standings, with the draw underlining how difficult it can be to turn promising spells into three points in this division.
Key Moments
- 27th minute – Grama take the lead: A short corner was worked back to the edge of the box, and the resulting cross was met with a firm header that beat the Martinenc goalkeeper at the near post.
- 42nd minute – Martinenc threaten: The visitors nearly replied before half-time when a low drive from the right channel flashed just wide of the far post.
- 64th minute – Martinenc equalise: A patient move down the left ended with a cut-back into the penalty area, and the finish was swept first-time into the bottom corner.
- 83rd minute – Late chance for Grama: Grama’s best opportunity to win it came from a set-piece, but a goal-bound effort was blocked amid a crowded six-yard box.
Tactical Story
Grama set up in a flexible 4-2-3-1 and looked most dangerous when they could win the ball in midfield and attack quickly. Their opening goal came from exactly that kind of pressure, but as the game wore on, Martinenc’s midfield trio began to control possession and force the home side deeper.
Martinenc’s equaliser was the reward for their improved second-half control. They moved the ball more patiently, stretched Grama’s back line, and found space between the full-back and centre-back. Grama responded by introducing fresh legs and pushing for a winner, but the final pass was missing in the closing stages.
Standout Players
Grama’s centre-back was a commanding presence for much of the match, winning several important aerial duels and reading danger well. In midfield, their captain set the tempo early and nearly created a second goal with a clever through-ball. For Martinenc, the left-sided attacker grew into the game and was involved in the equalising move, while their holding midfielder helped turn the contest after the interval.
Table Impact and What’s Next
One point apiece does little to change the bigger picture for either club, but it does add to the sense that both will be competitive without running away from the pack. Grama will feel they should have protected their lead, while Martinenc can take confidence from a disciplined away performance. Both sides now turn their attention to the next round of Tercera División RFEF fixtures, where consistency will be the key to climbing the standings.

