“Antoñito Cordero opens the scoring after early pressure, finishing from Vladyslav Kopotun's assist following two earlier blocked and missed attempts.”
Pivotal“Vladyslav Kopotun doubles Cádiz's lead after his initial saved effort is converted from the resulting corner.”
Pivotal“Cordero grabs his second of the night to put Cádiz 3-0 up, assisted by Aïmen Moueffek after Naim García's shots were saved and blocked.”
Pivotal“Substitute Aïmen Moueffek caps off the rout with a fourth goal, assisted by Borja Vázquez after Sergio Arribas' shot was saved moments earlier.”
Outstanding performance

Cádiz took an early lead through Antoñito Cordero after just six minutes and never looked back, doubling their advantage through Vladyslav Kopotun midway through the second half before the floodgates opened. Despite Leganés holding more possession (55%) and completing more passes, they managed just one shot on target all match, while Cádiz's clinical edge showed in 9 shots on target from 24 attempts and 7 big chances created to Leganés' none. Cordero's brace either side of Kopotun's goal, plus a late strike from substitute Aïmen Moueffek, turned a comfortable lead into a rout, with Leganés' discipline also crumbling as five yellow cards were shown, three in the final third of the match. The result piles further pressure on Leganés, who showed defensive fragility and a lack of attacking teeth, while Cádiz's dominant showing — built on ruthless finishing and defensive solidity with 25 tackles to Leganés' 15 — will give them real momentum in the promotion picture.
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