3 – 2
“Sergio Canales converts a free-kick after Óscar Valentín's early yellow card foul, giving Racing an early lead.”
“Pablo García restores Racing's lead with a fine strike from outside the box after Rayo had just equalized.”
“Sergio Camello levels for Rayo right before halftime after Jorge de Frutos had twice been denied by the Racing keeper.”
Pivotal“Camello scores again immediately after the restart, turning the game on its head with a tight-angle finish from a corner.”
Pivotal“Fran Pérez is sent off for violent conduct, adding to the late chaos as Rayo tried to protect their lead.”
Outstanding performance

Rayo Vallecano won this rollercoaster by refusing to let Racing Santander's fast start settle the game, hitting back twice inside the opening 43 minutes before Sergio Camello's second goal moments into the second half won it. Racing led twice through Sergio Canales' early free-kick and Pablo García's well-struck effort from outside the box, but Rayo's higher shot volume (16 to 9, 10 on target to 4) eventually told. Camello was the difference, scoring the equalizer right before the break and then finding a tight angle from a corner just a minute into the second half to complete the turnaround. The match then descended into chaos late on, with Fran Pérez and Jorge de Frutos both dismissed inside the final ten minutes, capping a first half that produced eight significant incidents against just four after the break.
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