FC Martinenc 3-2 CF Montanesa: Five-Goal Thriller Ends in Dramatic Home Win

FC Martinenc edged a five-goal classic against CF Montanesa in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on 11 October 2026, winning 3-2 after a breathless second half at the Camp Municipal de Martinenc. The home side twice surrendered the lead but found a late winner to claim a dramatic victory in front of a passionate local crowd.

The result gives Martinenc bragging rights in this Barcelona-area derby and lifts them up the table, while Montanesa are left to rue a series of defensive lapses that undid their impressive attacking display.

Match Overview

• Competition: Spanish Tercera División RFEF
• Date: 11 October 2026
• Venue: Camp Municipal de Martinenc
• Final Score: FC Martinenc 3-2 CF Montanesa
• Referee: Laura Fernández
• Attendance: 1,200

Key Moments

The match exploded into life in the 5th minute when Montanesa took a shock lead. A quick counter-attack ended with Adrià Soler slotting the ball past the goalkeeper from close range after a clever cut-back from the left. It was the perfect start for the visitors and silenced the home support.

Martinenc responded well, equalising in the 22nd minute through Oriol Casas, who headed in a pinpoint cross from the right. The home side then took the lead for the first time in the 39th minute when Pau Ferrer finished off a slick passing move, firing low into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.

Montanesa came out fighting in the second half and levelled in the 61st minute. Adrià Soler scored his second of the game, latching onto a through ball and calmly finishing past the onrushing goalkeeper. At 2-2, the game was poised on a knife-edge.

Both teams had chances to win it. Martinenc hit the crossbar, while Montanesa’s striker was denied by a superb save. But the decisive moment arrived in the 88th minute. Substitute Marc Duran picked up the ball on the left, cut inside and curled a shot into the far corner to send the home fans into raptures.

Tactical Story

FC Martinenc set up in a 4-3-3, looking to use their wide players to stretch Montanesa’s defence. Their game plan was built on quick switches of play and aggressive pressing in the final third. It worked well for long spells, especially in the first half when they created several clear chances.

Montanesa, playing a 4-2-3-1, were dangerous on the counter-attack and exploited the space behind Martinenc’s full-backs repeatedly. Their two goals both came from rapid transitions, with Adrià Soler’s movement causing problems all afternoon. However, their defensive organisation let them down. Too often, they were caught ball-watching at set pieces and crosses, and Martinenc punished them.

The substitutions made the difference. Martinenc brought on fresh legs in the final 20 minutes, and it was one of those substitutes, Marc Duran, who scored the winner. Montanesa, by contrast, seemed to run out of steam in the closing stages and dropped too deep, allowing Martinenc to camp in their half.

Standout Players

Oriol Casas (FC Martinenc) was a constant threat on the right wing. He scored the equaliser, assisted another and tormented Montanesa’s left-back throughout. His delivery from wide areas was excellent.

Marc Duran (FC Martinenc) made an instant impact from the bench. His late winner was a moment of individual brilliance, and his energy lifted the team when they needed it most.

For CF Montanesa, Adrià Soler was the best player on the pitch for long periods. His two goals were expertly taken, and his pace caused countless problems. Midfielder Nil Serra also impressed with his passing and vision, but he lacked support in the final stages.

What It Means for the Table

The win propels FC Martinenc into the upper half of the Tercera División RFEF standings and extends their unbeaten home run to five matches. They have now scored 12 goals in their last four home fixtures, making their ground a difficult place for visiting teams.

CF Montanesa remain in the lower reaches of the table, but their attacking display suggests they have the tools to climb away from danger. Defensive reinforcements and better game management will be essential if they are to turn promising performances into points.

For Martinenc, this was a victory built on character as much as quality. In a local derby full of twists and turns, they found a way to win when it mattered most.