The Spanish Tercera División RFEF served up a treat on the afternoon of 11 October 2026, combining an early kick-off with four simultaneous 18:00 fixtures. Across the five matches, 20 goals were scored — a haul that reflects the division's reputation for open, competitive football. Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón and Las Rozas produced powerful home displays, CF Pozuelo Alarcón came through a seven-goal thriller, and CD Galapagar were the only side to win away. Here is how the matchday unfolded.

Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón 3-0 CA Monzón

Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón delivered the most polished performance of the 18:00 kick-offs, defeating CA Monzón 3-0. The Aragón side controlled possession from the start, building patiently through midfield and waiting for gaps to appear rather than forcing the issue.

Once the opening goal arrived, the shape of the match was set. Monzón were pushed deeper and deeper, and Deportivo Aragón's numerical superiority in the middle third allowed them to recycle the ball quickly and keep the pressure on. A second goal before the break broke the visitors' resistance, and a third in the second half completed a comprehensive victory.

It was a clean-sheet win that underlines Deportivo Aragón's credentials in the division, and one that will boost confidence ahead of a demanding run of fixtures.

Las Rozas 4-2 UD San Sebastián Reyes B

Las Rozas were involved in the second-highest-scoring game of the day, beating UD San Sebastián Reyes B 4-2. The hosts played with real ambition, attacking through the channels and testing a Reyes B defence that never fully settled.

Reyes B, a reserve side with plenty of hungry young players, showed flashes of quality and scored twice to keep themselves in contention. But each time they threatened to build momentum, Las Rozas responded with a decisive goal. The win moves Las Rozas into a strong position and highlights their attacking depth.

Leganés B 2-3 CD Galapagar

At Leganés B, CD Galapagar produced the day's only away victory, winning 3-2 in a tight, end-to-end contest. Galapagar's game plan was clear: press aggressively in midfield, hit the home side on the counter, and be clinical when chances arrived.

The visitors executed that plan to near perfection, taking their opportunities at key moments. Leganés B fought hard and scored twice, but Galapagar's defensive resilience in the closing stages — clearing crosses, blocking shots, and slowing the game down — proved the difference. Three points on the road are worth their weight in gold in this division.

CF Pozuelo Alarcón 4-3 México FC

The final 18:00 fixture delivered the most drama of all: CF Pozuelo Alarcón 4-3 México FC. Seven goals, a shifting momentum and a tense finale made it the standout spectacle of the matchday.

Pozuelo Alarcón built an early advantage with sharp attacking play and looked in control, but México FC responded with character, scoring three goals of their own to turn the match into a genuine contest. In the end, the hosts' extra quality in front of goal proved decisive. Pozuelo will be delighted with the win but will know that conceding three at home is a warning sign.

AD San Clemente 3-1 Manchego Ciudad

The afternoon's early kick-off at 17:30 saw AD San Clemente beat Manchego Ciudad 3-1. San Clemente were the better team for the majority of the contest, combining solid defensive organisation with quick transitions going forward.

Manchego Ciudad grabbed a goal to keep the game alive, but San Clemente's two-goal cushion gave them the platform to manage the closing stages. It was a professional, controlled home performance that sets a positive tone for the matches ahead.

Matchday Summary

• Total goals: 20 across five matches — an average of four per game.
• Home wins: Four out of five outcomes went the way of the home side.
• Away win: CD Galapagar's 3-2 success at Leganés B was the only travelling victory.
• Clean sheet: Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón were the only team to keep a shut-out.
• Top scorers of the round: Las Rozas and CF Pozuelo Alarcón each struck four goals.

Season Impact

In the Tercera División RFEF, where every point matters in the race for promotion and the fight against relegation, high-scoring wins can be worth more than their face value. The sides that scored four — Las Rozas and Pozuelo Alarcón — will take confidence from their attacking output, while CA Monzón and Manchego Ciudad will be searching for defensive solutions before the next round.

The next set of fixtures will provide an immediate opportunity to respond, and the division's characteristic unpredictability means no result can be taken for granted.