“Jorge Pulido picked up a yellow card in a foul that disrupted Castellón's attacking momentum only momentarily, as the visitors kept pressing immediately after.”
“Ousmane Camara broke the deadlock for Castellón after a sustained period of pressure, finishing to make it 0-1 and give the visitors the lead they had thoroughly deserved.”
Pivotal“Sergi Enrich was booked for dissent as Huesca's frustration at their inability to find an equaliser began to show, with the match increasingly slipping away from the hosts.”
Outstanding performance

Castellón were the better side from the outset and the statistics leave little room for debate — 61% possession, 16 shots to Huesca's 7, and 93 dangerous attacks compared to just 36 from the hosts. The visitors controlled the tempo and territory throughout, but had to wait until the 63rd minute for the breakthrough, when Ousmane Camara converted after a sequence of pressure that saw Jorge Pulido earn a yellow card moments earlier and Brian Cipenga force a save. Huesca, limited to two shots on target all match and a single big chance that went begging, never truly threatened to level. For Castellón, it is a statement away result that continues their strong form, while Huesca's evening was summed up by their goalkeeper's seven saves — busy but ultimately not enough to keep the visitors out.
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