“Naim García opens the scoring with a quickfire strike to put Leganés ahead early.”
“Patrick Soko doubles the lead moments after two yellow cards were shown, making it 2-0 inside seven minutes.”
Pivotal“Ignasi Miquel turns the ball into his own net, gifting Granada a lifeline back into the match.”
“Alejandro Marqués converts to level the score at 2-2 after a build-up featuring a blocked shot and a near-miss from Sergio López.”
Pivotal“Ismaël Gharbi strikes in the dying seconds to snatch a dramatic 3-2 win for Leganés after a frantic finish full of substitutions and cards.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Leganés raced into a commanding 2-0 lead inside seven minutes through Naim García and Patrick Soko, catching Granada cold with quick, direct attacking play that overwhelmed the visitors' back line early. Granada, however, clawed their way back into the contest through an unfortunate Ignasi Miquel own goal and Alejandro Marqués's equalizer just after the break, turning a rout into a genuine battle despite trailing in shots on target 12-6 and completing far fewer dangerous attacks. The second half became a chaotic, card-heavy affair with ten substitutions and five bookings as both managers threw everything at the game, before Ismaël Gharbi settled it deep into stoppage time. For Leganés this is a vital three points that steadies a mid-table campaign, while Granada will rue squandering a route back into the game they had fought so hard to level.
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Leganés and Granada arrive at Butarque locked on identical points and form, making this Segunda División clash a genuine coin-flip. Leganés will look to bounce back from a tough loss at Tenerife, while Granada hope Pau Casadesús's return adds fresh legs to their push up the table.