“Substitute Enzo Pérez Miranda taps in from Mingo's knock-down to double Oviedo's lead and put the game beyond doubt.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Real Oviedo made the early breakthrough count, with Chris Ramos converting after sustained early pressure that included a blocked shot and a save inside the first nine minutes. From there, Oviedo dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting Sporting 16-6 on target attempts and creating three big chances to their opponents' none, while committing to a physical, high-tackling approach that led to a chaotic string of bookings in the second half. Sporting's afternoon unraveled further when César Gelabert was sent off in the 76th minute, and two minutes later substitute Enzo Pérez Miranda struck to seal it, capping a match that saw 19 fouls from the visitors and a card shown roughly every seven minutes after the hour mark. The result piles more pressure on Sporting, who managed just three shots on target and lost their discipline as the game slipped away, while Oviedo's control - reflected in 47 dangerous attacks to 32 - underlined a comfortable if scrappy derby win.
How entertaining was this match?
Real Oviedo host bitter rivals Sporting Gijón in the Asturian derby, with the hosts looking to build on home advantage while Sporting aim to finally end a quarter-century winless drought at the Carlos Tartiere. Both sides carry injury concerns into a match most expect to be tight and low-scoring.