“Owen Emeka fires Granada into the lead after the hosts had won a series of corners in the build-up.”
Pivotal“Granada make a double change, bringing on Ángelo García Hidalgo and Chinaza Onouha in an attempt to protect their lead.”
“Albacete respond with a triple substitution, throwing on Daniel Bernabéu Garcia, Higinio Marín and Antonio Pacheco to chase the equaliser.”
“Higinio Marín converts to level the match at 1-1, capping a frantic finish after Albacete's raft of changes turned the tide.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Granada dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting Albacete 8-5 and racking up 48 dangerous attacks to their opponents' 32, and it was that pressure that told when Owen Emeka converted after a flurry of second-half corners. The hosts looked set to hold on, making just enough defensive stands to protect a narrow lead, but a wave of substitutions from both benches shifted the momentum in the closing stages. Albacete's changes paid off as they found a leveller deep into the game, snatching a point despite being second-best for most of the ninety minutes. The result leaves both sides with work to do - Granada will rue not converting their attacking dominance into a second goal, while Albacete's resilience off the bench salvaged a share of the spoils in a match with title-race implications for both clubs.
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