2 – 3
“Gorka Gorosabel finally breaks the deadlock after a series of blocked and saved efforts, finishing off an assist from Lander Astiazaran.”
“Just a minute after the opener, Gorka Carrera doubles the lead, pouncing on a Dani Diaz assist to make it 2-0.”
Pivotal“Granada are awarded a penalty after sustained second-half pressure, and José Manuel Arnáiz converts to halve the deficit and ignite the comeback.”
Pivotal“Granada complete the leveling act as Arnáiz scores again after a goalmouth scramble, making it 2-2 and turning the momentum fully in their favor.”
Pivotal“Substitute Jorge Pascual snatches a dramatic stoppage-time winner, completing Granada's remarkable comeback from 2-0 down.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Real Sociedad II looked in total control after a blistering two-minute spell either side of the half-hour mark, with Gorka Gorosabel and Gorka Carrera turning a string of blocked chances into a 2-0 cushion. But Granada, who had actually out-shot their hosts and dominated the underlying numbers (68 to 46 in dominance, 23 shots to 17), finally made that pressure count after the break. José Manuel Arnáiz pulled one back from the penalty spot and then equalized within six minutes after a goalmouth scramble, before substitute Jorge Pascual popped up in stoppage time to complete the turnaround. Granada's bench made the difference, with four changes at halftime and further introductions sparking the comeback, while Real Sociedad II's resistance crumbled under sustained late pressure - seven corners and 52 dangerous attacks told the story of a side that controlled territory even while behind.
How entertaining was this match?
Real Sociedad II and Granada sit level on 8 points but arrive in contrasting states of frustration — the hosts still chasing their first home win, Granada stuck in a four-game winless rut. Something has to give at Zubieta in this tight mid-table clash.