CD Covadonga secured a valuable 2-1 away victory over CD Colunga in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on September 26, 2026. Goals from Pablo Fernández and Ángel Suárez gave Covadonga the win despite a late consolation from Colunga at the Estadio Santa Cruz.
Match Overview
Covadonga started the stronger and took the lead in the 18th minute when Pablo Fernández finished off a flowing team move. They doubled their advantage in the 52nd minute through Ángel Suárez, who headed home from a corner. Colunga pushed forward after that and pulled one back in the 75th minute when their striker converted a penalty. The hosts threw everything at Covadonga in the final minutes, but the visitors held on for a hard-fought three points.
Key Moments
- 18' – Pablo Fernández opens the scoring for Covadonga.
- 52' – Ángel Suárez makes it 2-0 with a header.
- 75' – Colunga pull one back from the penalty spot.
- 90+4' – Covadonga goalkeeper makes a stunning save to deny Colunga an equalizer.
Tactical Story
Covadonga lined up in a 4-4-2 and looked to control the game through their midfield. They were patient in possession and created chances with quick passing. Colunga struggled to break them down and only found joy after switching to a more direct approach in the second half. However, Covadonga's defense remained resilient and dealt with the aerial threat well.
Standout Players
Pablo Fernández was a constant menace for Covadonga with his movement and finishing. Ángel Suárez was dominant in the air at both ends of the pitch. For Colunga, their substitute forward made an impact after coming on, winning the penalty that gave them hope. But Covadonga's goalkeeper was the hero with a late save.
Season Impact
This victory keeps Covadonga in the promotion playoff places in the Tercera División RFEF group. They have now won three of their last four matches and are building momentum. Colunga remain just above the relegation zone and will be disappointed not to have taken at least a point from a game where they had chances. The race for promotion is heating up, and Covadonga look like serious contenders.

