The Spanish Tercera División RFEF delivered one of its most entertaining afternoons of the 2026/27 season on 11 October 2026, with five matches producing 20 goals. Away fans had little to celebrate, as four of the five fixtures ended in home victories, with CD Galapagar's 3-2 win at Leganés B the sole exception. From Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón's clinical 3-0 to the seven-goal thriller at CF Pozuelo Alarcón, here is the full round-up.

Leganés B 2-3 CD Galapagar — The Away-Day Statement

CD Galapagar produced the matchday's only away win, edging Leganés B 3-2 in a contest that showcased their tactical discipline. Galapagar sat compact, invited pressure at times, and then punished Leganés B with incisive counter-attacks.

Leganés B, playing in front of their home supporters, contributed fully to an absorbing game and scored twice, but they were undone by Galapagar's efficiency. The three points will feel especially valuable for the visitors, given how rare away wins were across the rest of the round.

Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón 3-0 CA Monzón — Complete Control

Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón produced the most authoritative display of the day, dispatching CA Monzón 3-0. From the first whistle, the Aragón side dictated the tempo, moving the ball quickly and forcing Monzón to chase shadows.

Two goals before half-time effectively settled the contest, and a third after the interval added gloss to a performance built on structure, patience and clinical finishing. It was the only clean sheet of the matchday and a clear statement of intent.

Las Rozas 4-2 UD San Sebastián Reyes B — Firepower on Show

Las Rozas scored four times in a game that underlined their attacking quality. UD San Sebastián Reyes B, a reserve outfit with plenty of energy, scored twice but could not live with the hosts' cutting edge in the final third.

Las Rozas' ability to score goals in bursts was the difference. Whenever Reyes B looked like building momentum, Las Rozas found a response — a hallmark of a team with genuine ambitions in the division.

CF Pozuelo Alarcón 4-3 México FC — The Game of the Day

The matchday's showpiece was unquestionably CF Pozuelo Alarcón's 4-3 win over México FC. Seven goals, a swinging momentum graph and a tense finish made it the most talked-about result of the round.

Pozuelo Alarcón appeared to be in command early on, but México FC showed real spirit to fight their way back into the match. In the end, the hosts' attacking superiority proved just enough — though conceding three goals at home will temper the satisfaction.

AD San Clemente 3-1 Manchego Ciudad — Early Kick-Off, Early Statement

The 17:30 start saw AD San Clemente record a solid 3-1 victory over Manchego Ciudad. San Clemente's pressing game caused problems from the outset, and they built a lead that allowed them to control the closing stages.

Manchego Ciudad responded with a goal and never stopped working, but San Clemente's defensive organisation held firm to secure a valuable three points.

Matchday at a Glance

• Fixtures played: 5
• Total goals: 20
• Home wins: 4 — AD San Clemente, Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón, Las Rozas, CF Pozuelo Alarcón
• Away wins: 1 — CD Galapagar
• Clean sheets: 1 — Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón
• Most goals in one match: 7 — CF Pozuelo Alarcón 4-3 México FC

What the Results Mean

Home form remains the currency of success in the Tercera División RFEF, and this round demonstrated exactly why. Teams that turn their own ground into a fortress give themselves a platform to challenge for promotion, while sides that leak goals away from home can quickly find themselves dragged into a relegation scrap.

Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón's clean sheet and Las Rozas' four-goal haul were the standout individual achievements of the day. For CA Monzón and Manchego Ciudad, the focus will be on tightening up defensively before the next round of fixtures, when the division's relentless schedule offers an immediate chance to respond.