Fundació Esportiva Grama produced one of their most complete performances of the young Tercera División RFEF campaign, brushing aside UE Vilassar de Mar 3-0 at their home ground on Sunday, 27 September 2026. The 17:45 kick-off under the late-afternoon Catalan sun brought a controlled, confident display from the hosts, who scored in each phase of the match to turn a tightly contested local derby-style fixture into a comfortable victory.

The three points lift Grama into a healthier position in Group 5 of the Tercera Federación, while Vilassar de Mar leave empty-handed after a difficult away trip in which they were second-best for long stretches. It was a result built on patience, width and ruthlessness in front of goal — three qualities that have not always been present in Grama's early-season outings.

Match Overview

• Competition: Spanish Tercera División RFEF (Tercera Federación), Group 5
• Fixture: Fundació Esportiva Grama vs UE Vilassar de Mar
• Date & kick-off: Sunday, 27 September 2026, 17:45
• Final score: Fundació Esportiva Grama 3–0 UE Vilassar de Mar
• Outcome: Home win, three points to Grama

The two clubs share a regional footprint within Catalonia's football pyramid, which gave the match an added edge. Both sides came into the game looking for stability and momentum, but it was Grama who found their rhythm quickly and never really surrendered control.

First Half: The Home Side Take Charge

Grama started with clear intent. Rather than sitting deep and playing on the counter, they pushed their full-backs high and squeezed Vilassar de Mar's build-up, forcing the visitors into long, hopeful balls forward that were comfortably dealt with by the home centre-backs. The pressure told midway through the opening period.

The breakthrough came from a move down the right flank. A quick interchange of passes released the winger into space, and his low cross was met with a first-time finish inside the penalty area to make it 1-0. It was the kind of goal Grama's coaching staff have been demanding all season: simple, fast and clinical.

Vilassar de Mar responded with their best spell of the match immediately after conceding. A set-piece from the left caused brief panic in the Grama box, and a shot from the edge of the area deflected narrowly wide. But the away side's momentum faded as quickly as it arrived, and Grama doubled their advantage before the interval.

The second goal arrived after a sustained period of possession. A patient passing sequence drew Vilassar's midfield out of position, and the ball was slipped through for a striker to round the goalkeeper and roll it into the empty net. Going into half-time at 2-0, Grama were firmly in command.

Second Half: Game Management and a Killer Third

Vilassar de Mar came out after the break with a more aggressive shape, pushing an extra body into midfield and attempting to press higher up the pitch. For fifteen minutes it worked reasonably well — Grama were forced into a handful of hurried clearances, and the visitors won a series of corners that tested the home defence's concentration.

However, the away side's improved territory brought risk with it. With more players committed forward, gaps appeared behind the Vilassar back line, and Grama were only too happy to exploit them. The decisive third goal came on the counterattack: a turnover in central midfield, a driving run through the middle, and a composed finish into the bottom corner that ended any lingering doubt about the result.

From that point on, Grama managed the game professionally. The tempo dropped, substitutions were used to introduce fresh legs, and the home side kept the ball intelligently, denying Vilassar de Mar any realistic route back into the contest. The clean sheet was protected with relative ease.

Tactical Story

Two factors stood out in this fixture.

• Width and overloads: Grama consistently created two-versus-one situations on the flanks, dragging Vilassar's wide defenders out of position and opening space in the channels.
• Second-ball dominance: Whenever Vilassar cleared their lines, a Grama midfielder was usually first to the loose ball, which kept the away side pinned back for long periods.

Vilassar de Mar's difficulties were largely structural. Their defensive block sat too deep in the first half, allowing Grama to play in front of them without pressure, and when they pushed higher after the interval they were exposed on the break. Their best moments came exclusively from set-pieces, which suggests a lack of open-play penetration on the day.

Standout Performers

Fundació Esportiva Grama