3 – 1
“Kazunari Kita gives Real Sociedad II a shock lead after Ceuta pressure had built without reward.”
Pivotal“Carlos Hernández drills home the equalizer moments after his side gained a numerical advantage.”
Pivotal“Carlos Hernández completes his hat-trick, putting Ceuta in control against the ten men.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Ceuta dominated territorially throughout, racking up 70% possession and 24 shots to Real Sociedad II's 5, but it was Kazunari Kita's early strike against the run of play that put the visitors ahead before halftime. Everything changed after the break: Carlos Hernández equalized within minutes, then Kita's second yellow card just after the hour reduced Real Sociedad II to ten men, and Hernández punished them twice more to complete his hat-trick. Ceuta's control was evident in the numbers - 87% pass accuracy, 9 corners to 2, and 73 dangerous attacks compared to just 19 - but they were wasteful for long stretches before the numerical advantage broke the game open. The result lifts Ceuta while leaving Real Sociedad II's reserve side to reflect on a costly moment of indiscipline that undid an otherwise gritty defensive shift.
How entertaining was this match?
Rock-bottom Ceuta try to build on their first point of the season as they host a Real Sociedad II side that arrives with a matter-of-fact approach despite carrying its own absences. With Ceuta desperate for stability at Murube and their opponents unbeaten in the head-to-head, this looks tight and low-scoring.