“After a flurry of blocked and saved shots in the box, Julien Ponceau's effort was parried into the path of Juanmi Latasa, who finished to put Ceuta ahead.”
Pivotal“In the dying seconds of the match, Carlos Hernández found the net to snatch a dramatic equalizer for Real Valladolid against the ten-man hosts.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Real Valladolid controlled large stretches of the game with 55% possession and a superior chance-creation record, racking up five big chances to Ceuta's one, but wastefulness in front of goal kept the scoreline level for long periods. Juanmi Latasa broke the deadlock just after halftime, converting from a sequence of blocked shots that eventually fell his way via Julien Ponceau's assist. The match turned chaotic in the closing stages as Ceuta's Álex Balboa was sent off for a second yellow in the 87th minute, seemingly handing Valladolid control, only for Carlos Hernández to level things up in the very last minute of normal time. To compound the drama, Valladolid's Omar Sadik was also shown a second yellow moments later, leaving both sides to finish with ten men. For Valladolid, sitting in a title-race context, the dropped points against lower-table opposition will sting, while Ceuta can take heart from a share of the spoils despite playing the better part of the second half a man light.
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