CD Alhaurino 0-0 Granada CF B: Defences dominate in Andalusian stalemate
CD Alhaurino and Granada CF B shared the points in a hard-fought goalless draw in Spanish Tercera División RFEF. The game at 18:00 on 6 September 2026 produced limited clear-cut chances, with both defences earning the headlines in an evenly balanced contest.
The home side started positively, moving the ball quickly across the pitch and attempting to test the Granada CF B back line with early crosses. Alhaurino enjoyed a bright spell inside the opening half-hour and forced a couple of smart saves from the visiting goalkeeper. However, the final pass was often lacking, and Granada CF B grew into the match as the first half progressed.
Tactical battle unfolds
Granada CF B, as is often the case with a reserve side packed with emerging talent, tried to play through the lines and keep possession. Their movement caused occasional problems for the Alhaurino midfield, but the final third remained congested. The best opportunities were limited to shots from distance and quick transitions, none of which were enough to break the deadlock before the interval.
After the break, the pace increased slightly. Alhaurino committed more men forward in search of a winner, while Granada CF B looked dangerous on the break. Both teams had moments when victory felt close, yet neither goalkeeper was truly beaten. A couple of late corners for Alhaurino created chaos in the box, but the Granada CF B defenders cleared their lines with discipline.
A point that suits both sides
The 0-0 result means CD Alhaurino extend their unbeaten start to the season and will value the clean sheet. For Granada CF B, the draw provides useful away experience for the club’s next generation of professionals. In a league where consistency is key, these single points often prove important by the end of the campaign.
Both teams will move on knowing that their defensive foundations are solid, but forward productivity remains an area for improvement as the Tercera División RFEF season takes shape.

