📝 Match report

History made its presence felt at Balaídos on Saturday, 10 October. After eight years without seeing two reserve sides face off in Segunda División, Celta Fortuna put on a striking display against Real Sociedad B with a commanding 4-1 victory. For the Vigo side, it meant breaking a four-matchday winless streak, and they couldn't have done it in more convincing fashion: the 4-1 scoreline actually undersold what unfolded at Balaídos. The Celeste players wore shirts with a message of support for Bernard Somuah, who recently underwent surgery, and the stadium responded to that blend of purpose and offensive precision. Ángel Arcos opened the scoring with a spectacular free-kick goal in the 12th minute—an execution that set the tone for what was to come. It wasn't luck, it was class. Real Sociedad B came close to equalising shortly after when Coke Carrillo pulled off a sensational save with his hand from a shot by Frenchman Alex Lebarbier, but Balaídos was already reeking of a Celeste onslaught. Álvaro Marín took over the match before half-time with two goals: first from the penalty spot, then finishing off a magnificent attacking move. In barely twenty-four minutes the contest was settled, and the striker was already leading Segunda División's top scorers list. The fourth came from a sensational piece of play involving Kibet, Ángel Arcos and Óscar Marcos, with the Kenyan sealing it with a clinical finish. There could have been more, but Real Sociedad B salvaged some pride late on with a header from Balda. An unquestionable victory that shifted the doubts onto the San Sebastián reserve side, who suffered their fourth consecutive defeat. For Fredi Álvarez's team, it was a display of competitive maturity suggesting they're growing increasingly comfortable in Segunda División. A night to remember—class versus youth still searching for identity.

By Elopi23

Result

Celta Fortuna and Real Sociedad B have already met on matchday 9. The score is above; the report and full stats will be expanded.