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Gran Pena claim impressive away victory at Pontevedra CF B

Pontevedra CF B were beaten 2-1 by Gran Pena on Sunday, 13 September 2026, in a competitive Spanish Tercera División RFEF fixture. Played at the Campo de Fútbol de Pasarón, the match saw the visitors recover from a tricky start to take control and secure a valuable away win, leaving the reserve side to reflect on a frustrating afternoon.

The result adds three important points to Gran Pena’s tally in the Tercera División RFEF standings and hands Pontevedra CF B a second defeat of the young campaign. In a Galician mini-derby atmosphere, the visitors showed character and attacking quality, scoring twice either side of a Pontevedra equaliser.

Match overview

Pontevedra CF B started the brighter of the two teams, using their younger legs to press aggressively and force Gran Pena into early mistakes. The home side’s high tempo created a couple of half-chances, but Gran Pena’s goalkeeper was equal to the task. As the first half progressed, the visitors began to find their rhythm and their midfield started to dictate play.

Gran Pena took the lead with a well-crafted goal, finishing off a move that started on the right and ended with a composed strike from the edge of the box. Pontevedra responded well and equalised before half-time, capitalising on a defensive mix-up to level the score. The second half was more controlled, and Gran Pena found the winner through a set-piece that was headed home from close range.

Key moments

  • Early Pontevedra pressure: The home side forced two corners in the first ten minutes, but Gran Pena defended them with relative ease.
  • Gran Pena opener: A clever passing sequence opened up the Pontevedra defence, and a low shot into the bottom corner gave the visitors the lead.
  • Pontevedra equaliser: A quickly taken throw-in caught Gran Pena napping, and the home side pounced to score from inside the penalty area.
  • Winning goal: A deep free-kick was nodded back across goal, and Gran Pena’s centre-back powered a header into the net to restore the advantage.
  • Late Pontevedra push: The reserve side threw players forward in the final minutes, but Gran Pena’s defence held firm to claim the win.

Tactical story

Pontevedra CF B’s approach was energetic and direct, relying on their pace in wide areas to stretch the opposition. However, their eagerness sometimes left gaps in midfield, and Gran Pena were quick to exploit those spaces on the counter-attack. The visitors’ midfield trio was excellent at breaking up play and turning defence into attack.

Gran Pena’s game management in the final twenty minutes was particularly impressive. After retaking the lead, they slowed the game down, kept possession in safe areas and forced Pontevedra to chase. The home side struggled to create clear chances against a well-organised defensive block, and their frustration was evident as the clock ran down.

Standout players

Gran Pena’s centre-back was the hero, scoring the winning goal and making several crucial clearances at the other end. Their central midfielder also stood out with a tireless display, winning tackles and distributing the ball intelligently. For Pontevedra CF B, the right winger was a bright spark, constantly running at defenders and delivering crosses. The young striker also worked hard and was rewarded with the equalising goal.

What the result means

The three points move Gran Pena into a more comfortable position in the Tercera División RFEF table and underline their potential to challenge for a top-half finish. For Pontevedra CF B, the defeat is a learning experience. Reserve teams often face inconsistency due to squad rotation, but the talent is clearly there. Turning promising spells into ninety-minute performances will be the key to climbing the standings.

Both clubs now prepare for their next fixtures. Gran Pena will look to build on this away win, while Pontevedra CF B will aim to tighten up defensively and return to winning ways. In a division where every point matters, Gran Pena’s ability to win on the road could prove invaluable.