Los emeritenses fail to secure a fourth straight win after a disappointing loss to a stronger opponent
Coria halts Mérida’s grey streak
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Mérida lineup: Adrián Csenterics; Hugo Carrillo (Salguero, 75′), Nacho González, Barbu (Jay, 85′), Hugo Sanz; Martín Solar, Jota López (Carlos Doncel, 64′), Javier Areso; Dibrani (Beneit, 64′), Koné and Sofiane (Hallsson, 85′).
Coria lineup: Javi Garrido; Álex Blanco, Iñaki León, Calleja, Domínguez, Jacobo; Llorente, Alber Moreno (Sergio Gómez, 69′), Gallastegi (Aimar Santiago, 85′); Palacín (Morcillo, 80′) and Iván Ramos (Álex Toper, 69′).
Match report: contested at Estadio Romano‑José Fouto before 4,022 fans.
Referee: De Santisteban Adame, average. Yellow cards to Mérida’s Nacho González, Barbú; visitor cards to Palacín, Blanco, Gallastegi, Jacobo, Jaime Calleja.
Mérida fell into doubt in a lackluster regional derby as Coria grew into the game, dominating the second half despite a muted attack and over‑confidence against a fading side.
A penalty for the visitors was annulled after a VAR check. Earlier, Nacho’s strike hit the post, capping a dull first‑half for Fran Beltrán’s side, which seemed almost invisible against a fast‑moving Coria that deployed three centre‑backs to blunt Koné.
The visitors, in their debut season, proved they can match any opponent in order, courage and ball play, but Mérida’s fans were left with a sour taste after missing a fourth straight win.
Extremadura’s ‘hand’ at Riazor
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Fabril lineup: Ríos; Teijo, Samu, Ferrán Seco (Manu Serrano, 46′), Xabi Campos; Dani Estévez (Yayo, 46′), Koke (Ferreiro, 46′), Fraga; Guerrero, Ochoa (Iker Gil, 81′) and Justino (Mauro Valeiro, 69′).
Extremadura lineup: Robador; Bekhoucha, Diego Espejo (Carlos Cordero, 72′), Molina, Álex Macías (Edu Sánchez, 78′); Luis Nicolás (Ballesteros, 60′), Nordin, Kike Márquez (Iker Burgos, 72′); Marco Manchón, Rodri Escudero (Gothler, 60′) and Dieguito.
Goals: 0‑1 Márquez (7′), 0‑2 Manchón (34′), 0‑3 Rodri (44′), 0‑4 Rodri (51′), 0‑5 Molina (68′).
Match report: Riazor, 700 spectators.
Referee: López Jiménez, good. Yellow cards to Samu, Espejo.
Extremadura’s attack overwhelmed Fabril, with Márquez heading the first corner‑kick goal. Manchón and Rodri added two before the break, sealing the win. Rodri struck again after a sloppy local clearance, and Molina finished the tally from a set‑piece.
Cortés and Rubén Torres decide Arenas Getxo’s fate
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Arenas lineup: Obon; Dufur, Lekuna, Larrauri, Arratibel; Rubén Torres (Suso, 93′), García (Badiola, 88′), Arnedo (Solorzano, 93′), Telletxea (Palacín, 54′), Akogo; Cortés (Zabaleta, 54′).
UD Ourense lineup: Vizoso; Cabrera (Gandarillas, 46′), Puime (Jansonas, 71′), Javi Labrada, Samu Pardo (Curro, 85′); Bastida (Varo, 85′), Diego Tejón (Noel, 26′), Domínguez, Raúl Champi; Baldrich, David Ferreiro.
Goals: 1‑0 Cortés (27′), 2‑0 Rubén Torres pen. (71′). Incidents: Fadura, about 750 spectators.
Referee: Ramírez Marco, average. Yellow cards to Arnedo, García, Akogo; visitor cards to Domínguez, Champi, Labrada. Red cards: Lekuna (48′), Ferreiro (79′).
Arenas claimed their first win of the season as Ourense never matched their intensity. Cortés struck a beautiful volley, then Torres slotted the penalty to double the lead despite playing with ten men.
Aday Benítez debuts with a win over Racing Ferrol
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Mirandés lineup: Jesús Ruiz; Dorrio (Dela, 86′), Joaquín, Carlos Navarro (Jorge, 86′), Peru, Pablo Pérez (Hodei Arrillaga, 58′); Raúl, Markel, Auría; Rodri Val (Aguirregabiria, 46′) and Unzueta (Uzkudun, 70′).
Racing Ferrol lineup: Lucas Díaz; Ger Novoa, Monjonell, Climent, Saúl (Álvaro, 57′); Buján (Unai Ropero, 81′), Bernal (Esquerdo, 68′), Fabio, Dani Ojeda (Raúl Blanco, 68′); Raúl Alcaina and Roberto Arroyo (Etienne Eto’o, 57′).
Goals: 1‑0 Raúl (14′), 2‑0 Jorge (91′).
Incidents: Anduva, 2,854 spectators.
Referee: Velasco Arbaiza, good. Yellow cards to Dorrio, Raúl, Uzkudun; Monjonell.
Aday Benítez debuted with a win for Mirandés. After early Galician pressure, Raúl opened the scoring from a corner, and Jorge sealed the three points with a late strike.
Cacereño snatches a narrow victory thanks to Monerris’ goal
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Cacereño lineup: Diego Nieves; Sergi López, Molina, José Alonso (Víctor Rodríguez, 81′), Expósito; Nico Conesa, Gete, Navarro (Runy, 60′); Monerris (José González, 81′), Tellechea (Toño Calvo, 60′), Osama (Iván Fernández, 71′).
Zamora lineup: Iker Piedra; Guillem, Dufur, Luismi Luengo, José Albert; Juanje, Carlos Ramos (Vergés, 76′), Mauro Costa (Eric, 60′), Álex Hidalgo (Isaiah, 60′); Javier Carbonell (Fabi, 46′) and Pau Mascaró.
Goal: 1‑0 Álex Monerris (72′).
Incidents: Príncipe Felipe, 3,854 spectators.
Referee: Camacho Garrote, average. Yellow cards to Toño Calvo, José González; Hidalgo, Dufur, Isaiah (2, 92′).
Cacereño fought back to edge Zamora, pulling ahead in the second half after Monerris’ powerful strike gave them the lead, while Zamora’s late chance fell short.
UD Logroñés rallies with a stellar Anai Morales
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Avilés lineup: Álvaro Ratón; Aldai, Sillero, Carmona (Neskes, 82′), Osky; Mángel, Samu Mayo; Cris Montes (Lidueña, 82′), Pitu Doncel (Iñigo Muñoz, 82′), Cayarga (Santi Franco, 71′); Santamaría (Mahicas, 71′).
UD Logroñés lineup: Taliby; Val, Manu Pedre, Carlos. Camacho; Chinedu (Santana, 59′), Issman (Zabala, 87′), Rivero, Miguelete (Asenjo, 59′), Anai Morales (Navarro, 87′); Berto Rosas (Baselga, 71′).
Goals: 1‑0 Santamaría (29′), 1‑1 Morales (59′), 1‑2 Morales (79′), 1‑3 Baselga (84′).
Incidents: Román Suárez Puerta, 3,493 spectators.
Referee: Román Romá, average. Yellow cards to Aldai; Miguelete, Rivero, Morales and Navarro.
Avilés controlled the first half, but Logroñés rallied after the break, with Morales converting two corners and Baselga finishing a swift counter‑attack to complete the comeback.
Ponferradina’s match stalls at El Toralín
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Ponferradina lineup: Álex Domínguez; Emi (Calderón, 73′), Undabarrena, Jelbat, Aleix Roig (Sergio Nieto, 88′); San Emeterio, Borja Valle; Quicala Bari (Óscar Vacas, 60′), Pablo Muñoz, José de León; and Slavy (Faye, 73′).
Barakaldo lineup: Gaizka Campos; Muguruza, Trigueros, Beñat Gómez, Zoilo (Sustatxa, 93′); Iván Castillo (Huidobro, 33′), Álvaro Peña (Markel Ruiz, 79′); Urko Collado (Jon Cabo, 46′), Xemi Fernández, Troncho; and Mattheus (Badiola, 79′).
Incidents: El Toralín.
Referee: López Fernández, poor. Yellow cards to Quicala Bari, San Emeterio, Pablo Muñoz, Undabarrena; Beñat, Iván Castillo, Huidobro.
Ponferradina held a goalless draw at El Toralín as Barakaldo created more chances, highlighted by Domínguez’s crucial save from Mattheus; both sides lacked the finishing touch to break the deadlock.
Pau Ferrer clinches Unionistas’ win over the B‑team
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Unionistas lineup: Daza; Morer (Saidi, 81′), Caballo, Mikel, Mutilva (Ramiro, 81′); Casas, Alcalde (De la Nava, 81′), Pastor (Marcelo, 70′); Álvaro Gómez, Willy (Ferrer, 61′) and De Bustos.
Athletic B lineup: Santos; Belategi, Larrea, Izagirre, Ilyas; Sola, Lete (Peciña, 80′); Adrián, Selton (Beñat, 66′), Huestamendia (Conde, 73′); and Oyono (Hierro, 73′).
Goals: 1‑0 Álvaro Gómez penalty (42′), 1‑1 Lete (46′), 2‑1 Ferrer (72′).
Incidents: Reina Sofía.
Referee: Monterrubio Torres, good. Yellow cards to Alcalde and Marcelo; Adrián.
Athletic B suffered another defeat, extending a four‑match winless streak as Unionistas earned the points after a penalty conversion and a late winner from Ferrer.
Rubén Domírez’s side scores in three minutes
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C. Leonesa lineup: Parera; Guzmán (Iago Carracedo, 75′), Jaime Vázquez, Róber, Jaso (Escobar, 64′), Pomares; Maestre (Hugo Aller, 91′), Bicho; Hugo García, Jorge Delgado and Queipo (Álex Cardero, 75′).
Pontevedra lineup: Marqueta; Vidorreta, Álvaro Pérez, Ergouai, Rui Pedro; Alberto Gil (Elejalde, 46′), Jerin Ramos (Ivorra, 75′), Yelko (Ilias, 85′), Luisao (Adrián Argos, 46′); Mba (Papa Gaye, 46′) and Álex Comparada.
Goals: 1‑0 Jorge Delgado (13′), 1‑1 Yelko (56′), 1‑2 Iñaki Elejalde (59′).
Incidents: Reino de León, 6,646 spectators.
Referee: Caro Mogío, regular. Yellow cards to Queipo, Bicho, Hugo Aller and Róber; Adrián Argos and Álvaro Pérez.
Pontevedra turned the tide after halftime, with Yelko equalising and Elejalde clinching the winner following a defensive lapse early in the second half.
No unbeaten teams remain after Lugo’s fall
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Real Unión lineup: Emery; Javi Fontán, Paul Álvarez, Jordi Pola, Urtzi Albizua (Álvaro Mateo, 72′); Unai García, Mancisidor Gaubeka, 72′), Ander Martin (De la Mata, 85′), Luca Sandalli, Azkune (Musta, 93′); Aitor Galarza Peru (Ruiz, 85′).
Lugo lineup: Embadje; Rufo, Kike Hermoso, Moreno (Pascual, 80′), Haro (Simón Luca, 73′); Arturo Palma (Gallar, 73′), Ulloa, Pablo (Kevin Presa, 59′), Chiqui; Berzal (Godoy, 46′), Dauda.
Goals: 1‑0 Azkune (13′), 1‑1 Godoy (62′), 2‑1 Jordi Pola (71′), 3‑1 Unai (82′), 4‑1 Sangalli (93′).
Incidents: Stadium Gal, 1,200 spectators.
Referee: Collado Fernández, good. Yellow cards to Sangalli, Azkune; Rufo, Kevin Presa.
Lugo’s unbeaten run ended as Real Unión ran riot, with Azkune opening, Godoy equalising, and Pola’s header sealing a 4‑1 demolition.