“Lander Astiazaran broke the deadlock for Real Sociedad II, converting to give the away side a deserved lead against the run of territorial play.”
Pivotal“Job Ochieng capitalised on Huesca's disorganisation following the red card, stroking home to make it 0-2 and put the result beyond reasonable doubt.”
Pivotal“Jordi Escobar pulled one back for Huesca deep in stoppage time to set up a tense final few seconds, but it proved too little too late as Real Sociedad II held on for the three points.”
Outstanding performance

Real Sociedad II arrived at Huesca and executed a composed away performance, taking the lead through Lander Astiazaran in the 27th minute and managing the game intelligently despite the home side's dominance in possession — Huesca finished with 62% of the ball and 19 shots but could only convert one. The match was defined by its persistent ill-discipline: eleven yellow cards and a red card for Mikel Rodriguez in the 66th minute for violent conduct shaped the contest more than any tactical battle. With the game stretched and Huesca pressing desperately, substitute Job Ochieng punished them with a second goal in the 77th minute that all but settled matters. Jordi Escobar's 90th-minute header for Huesca made for a nervy finish, but Real Sociedad II's clinical use of their limited chances — converting both big chances they created while Huesca spurned two — proved the difference between the sides.
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