“Carlos Hernández heads home from a corner to give Ceuta an early lead after Kuki Zalazar's initial shot was saved.”
“Burgos respond almost immediately as Alberto Dadie levels the score, assisted by Jon Karrikaburu.”
Pivotal“Jon Karrikaburu turns provider into scorer, finishing off a David González assist to put Burgos ahead early in the second half.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Ceuta looked the sharper side for large stretches, dominating possession, dangerous attacks and corners by wide margins, yet it was Burgos who made the key moments count. Carlos Hernández's early header gave the visitors a deserved lead, but Alberto Dadie's response just six minutes later set the tone for a game where clinical finishing mattered more than control. Jon Karrikaburu's second-half strike, teed up by David González, put Burgos ahead for good, and an unfortunate Carlos Redruello own goal in the 82nd minute sealed a scoreline that flattered the hosts given Ceuta's 68-45 dominance edge and 12-7 shot advantage. For Burgos this was a statement of resilience despite being outplayed on the ball; for Ceuta, it's a frustrating night where territorial superiority and seven corners yielded nothing but a share of the misery.
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