“Matías Orozco doubles the lead with a left-footed finish, assisted by Adam Jakobsen, extending Castellón's dominance before the half-hour mark.”
Pivotal“Ousmane Camara adds a third goal in quick succession, assisted by Iago Cordoba Kerejeta, effectively ending the contest before half-time.”
Pivotal“Substitute Pablo Santiago scores just a minute after coming on, converting a Juan Jose Nieto assist to make it four.”
“Ousmane Camara completes his brace and caps off the rout, finishing off a corner-created chance after Landazuri and López both missed earlier attempts.”
Outstanding performance

Castellón were utterly ruthless, taking control from the ninth minute and never letting go, scoring three times in the opening half hour to put the game beyond doubt. Diego Barri opened the scoring before Matías Orozco and Ousmane Camara turned a comfortable lead into a rout within twenty minutes. Despite Tenerife enjoying more shots and dangerous attacks in isolated spells, they lacked any real cutting edge, managing just one big chance created all match compared to Castellón's four, and their profligacy summed up a miserable afternoon. Camara's double either side of a mass Castellón substitution overhaul underlined the gulf in quality, with Pablo Santiago also getting off the bench to add a fourth - this result leaves Tenerife's away form in real trouble while Castellón will fancy their chances of climbing the table on this evidence.
How entertaining was this match?
Unbeaten league leaders Castellón welcome a red-hot Tenerife side to Castalia in a genuine promotion-race clash. With just three points separating the top five teams, this early-season showdown could offer a big statement for either club's ascent to LaLiga.