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SFC Minerva

03-19 18:30

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SFC Minerva claimed an important 3-1 home win over At. Pulpileno in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF, boosting their playoff aspirations with a strong display. The match at the Minerva stadium was decided by a flurry of second-half goals after a tightly contested opening period. The first half ended goalless, with both teams canceling each other out in midfield. The game sparked to life early in the second half when Minerva broke the deadlock with a close-range finish. They quickly added a second goal minutes later to take a commanding lead. At. Pulpileno pulled one back against the run of play to set up a nervy finale, but Minerva sealed the victory with a third goal in the dying moments, finishing a swift counter-attack. A standout performance came from Minerva's attacking midfielder, who was involved in two of the goals and dictated play throughout. The result has a direct impact on the league table, moving SFC Minerva into a stronger position for a top-five finish, while At. Pulpileno's hopes of climbing the standings suffered a setback. The Minerva manager was pleased with his team's reaction after halftime: "We told the players to be more aggressive in the final third, and they executed the plan perfectly." The Pulpileno coach pointed to a loss of concentration: "The two quick goals killed us. We showed spirit to get one back, but it wasn't enough." The starting XIs featured both teams in familiar formations, with Minerva's high press ultimately proving the difference.