“Rober Gonzalez fires Albacete ahead inside three minutes with a composed finish.”
“Just minutes into the second half, Ander Madariaga pulls Eibar level after a Rober Gonzalez effort had been blocked before the break.”
Pivotal“Antonio Pacheco's headed effort is blocked but the rebound falls kindly, with Lluis Lopez Marmol turning it into his own net to hand Eibar the lead.”
Pivotal“Substitute Pejiño caps a whirlwind late cameo by scoring in stoppage time to make it 1-3 and put the result beyond doubt.”
Outstanding performance

Albacete raced ahead inside three minutes through Rober Gonzalez and then spent the rest of the match dominating the ball and territory, racking up 22 shots and 87 dangerous attacks to Eibar's 29, yet it was the visitors who left with all three points. Eibar needed just seven shots to find the net three times, with Ander Madariaga leveling early in the second half before a deflected own goal from Lluis Lopez Marmol and a stoppage-time Pejiño strike sealed a clinical away win. The gulf in efficiency was stark - Eibar created five big chances to Albacete's one and made their limited opportunities count, while the hosts squandered a mountain of possession and six corners without reward. For Albacete, sitting in a relegation battle, this is a damaging result given how thoroughly they controlled proceedings; for Eibar, it's a statement away win built on ruthless finishing and game management after falling behind early.
How entertaining was this match?
Albacete sit rock-bottom with just one point from seven games and a seven-match winless skid, while high-flying SD Eibar roll into Carlos Belmonte on the back of a title-chasing hot streak. On paper this looks like a mismatch, but a desperate home side fighting for its first win of the season always adds unpredictability.