0 – 2
“Bil Dornol Nsongo Tonfack broke the deadlock with Deportivo's first meaningful attack, finishing clinically to silence the home crowd and immediately put Valladolid on the back foot.”
Pivotal“Nsongo Tonfack doubled the lead with his second goal of the afternoon, completing a devastating first-half double that left Valladolid with an enormous deficit to overhaul.”
Pivotal“Lucas Sanseviero, introduced as a substitute just 17 minutes earlier, was dismissed for an argument with the referee, leaving Valladolid down to ten men in the closing stages and killing any residual hope of a comeback.”
Outstanding performance

Deportivo La Coruña pulled off a controlled highway robbery at the Estadio José Zorrilla, winning 2-0 despite Valladolid dominating almost every statistical category. The visitors held just 36% of the ball and mustered only nine shots, yet converted twice through Bil Dornol Nsongo Tonfack — once in the 11th minute and again in the 34th — to put the game to bed before the break. Valladolid's 64% possession and 15 shots amounted to almost nothing, with only two of those efforts troubling the Deportivo goalkeeper, a damning indictment of their final-third wastefulness. The second half descended into a fractious affair littered with yellow cards and a late red for Lucas Sanseviero, as a Valladolid side chasing the game grew increasingly frustrated, while Deportivo coolly managed the result to claim three valuable La Liga 2 points on the road.
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