San Antonio put three past their visitors in Lliga Pro Series B's Promotion Group on Saturday evening, a 3-0 win that kept them in the hunt for advancement. The match took place on 26 September 2026 at the home ground, and the hosts controlled proceedings from the opening stages. It was a straightforward result, but the manner in which it unfolded told you something about the sides' current form.
The first goal came at the 18th minute, a well-taken strike that settled the nerves of a home side that had been cautious in the opening exchanges. And here's the thing — you could see the relief spread through the crowd. The visitors looked disorganised in defence, leaving space that San Antonio's attackers exploited without hesitation.
By then, the momentum had shifted firmly. The second goal arrived at 37 minutes, extending the advantage before half-time and effectively killing any hope of a comeback. To be fair, the away team had opportunities to respond, but their shots rarely troubled the goalkeeper. Seven on target against one — the statistics laid bare the gulf in quality that evening.
The third goal at 78 minutes was more about closing the book than adding drama. San Antonio had opened talks about promotion, and this result strengthened their position considerably. The hosts had 88 attacks compared to 76 from the visitors, but it was the efficiency that mattered. Three goals from seven shots on target versus a single attempt from the opposition.
We had called for a home victory before kick-off, putting our confidence at 53 per cent. It was not a blind prediction — San Antonio's recent run of results showed consistency, while the visitors had lost three of their last five matches. The form was there to see if you knew where to look.
The win moves San Antonio further clear in third place on 37 points from 22 games, while the visitors remain sixth on 31. The gap between them is now six points, and in a promotion race that tightens as it goes, those points will matter. The hosts have opened talks about a top-four finish, and this performance gave them credibility.
