2 – 5
“Jokin Errazu opens the scoring for Anaitasuna, capitalizing on an early corner to put the visitors ahead.”
“Anaitasuna peg Tedeón back right at the stroke of halftime, canceling out Davila R.'s go-ahead goal and setting up a tense second half.”
“Julen Aramendi fires Anaitasuna back in front early in the second half, a lead they would never relinquish as the game swung decisively their way.”
Pivotal“Anaitasuna extend their advantage further, taking complete control of the match as Tedeón's resistance crumbles.”
Tedeón
Anaitasuna FTAnaitasuna FT took control through sheer efficiency, converting 7 of their 15 shots into five goals while Tedeón managed just two from four attempts. The first half was end-to-end, with the lead changing hands three times inside 15 minutes as Jokin Errazu, David Sanchez Mallo, and Davila R. all found the net before Tedeón conceded an equalizer right before the break. The turning point came just after halftime when Julen Aramendi restored Anaitasuna's lead, and from there the visitors never looked back, adding two more late goals in the 73rd and 75th minutes to complete the rout. For Tedeón, sitting second in their table but clearly overmatched here, this cup exit will sting given how competitive the opening exchanges were. Anaitasuna, by contrast, showcased the cutting edge and depth that could carry real momentum into their next cup round.
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Tedeón host Anaitasuna needing a historic comeback after a brutal 5-0 first-leg defeat left their Copa del Rey hopes on life support. With the aggregate score so lopsided, this second leg at Estadio San Miguel is more about pride and damage control than a genuine chance of progression.
