“Pedro Alemañ scores to put Granada ahead, assisted by Sergio Rodelas, against the run of play.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Burgos controlled nearly every facet of this match statistically, racking up 19 shots to Granada's 3 and dominating possession 63-37, yet found themselves undone by a clinical away side. Pedro Alemañ's 25th-minute strike, set up by Sergio Rodelas, proved to be the only goal that mattered, with Granada's goalkeeper making 6 saves to frustrate the hosts all afternoon. The match swung firmly in Burgos's favor in stoppage time when they won a penalty, but Jorge Pascual - on just 35 minutes after replacing Rodelas - produced a crucial save to deny the hosts an equalizer. For Burgos, sitting in the relegation zone, this will sting badly given the dominance shown; for Granada, battling for positions higher up the table, it's a priceless three points stolen on the road through defensive resilience and a moment of individual brilliance.
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Burgos host Granada in a tight mid-table clash with just three points separating the sides, both eyeing a push toward the promotion playoff positions. Burgos look to build on back-to-back home wins, while Granada aim to string together consecutive victories after a dramatic comeback win last time out.