“Jeremy Toljan turns the ball into his own net following Victor Arboleda's saved shot, gifting Osasuna a shock early lead at the Ciutat de València.”
Pivotal“Víctor García completes a stunning personal turnaround, scoring his second goal in three minutes to draw Levante level at 2-2 and silence the visiting support.”
Pivotal“Substitute Karl Etta Eyong arrives to head home a winner in the dying seconds, completing Levante's comeback and condemning ten-man Osasuna to defeat despite their goalkeeper making nine saves.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Levante looked in serious trouble when Jeremy Toljan's third-minute own goal and Ante Budimir's clinical finish gave Osasuna a shock 2-0 lead inside eleven minutes, but the home side's overwhelming territorial dominance — 67% possession, 35 shots to Osasuna's five, and 78 dangerous attacks — eventually told a very different story. Víctor García was the catalyst, firing in two goals in as many minutes either side of the 35th to level matters, before the match turned decisively when Sergio Herrera was sent off for professional handball on the stroke of half-time, reducing Osasuna to ten men and forcing a goalkeeping substitution at the break. Despite the numerical advantage and relentless Levante pressure in the second half — Osasuna's goalkeeper was called upon nine times — the hosts could not find a breakthrough until substitute Karl Etta Eyong headed home in the 90th minute to seal a dramatic 3-2 win. For Levante this represents a statement victory at home driven by sheer persistence; for Osasuna, the red card and defensive resilience that ultimately crumbled in stoppage time will be the defining takeaways.
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