Anatasona secured a 35-31 victory over OAR Coruña in the División de Honor Plata on Saturday evening. The result puts the visitors into fourth place alongside the hosts, who sit second after one game each. Both sides now have two points from their opening fixtures.
What stands out is that neither team has tasted defeat yet. Coruña come off a 30-24 win against Antequera on September 13th, while Anatasona claimed a 33-30 victory over Barcelona II the same day. Both sides showed attacking intent in those opening rounds.
The away side had been in good touch recently. They'd won 27-26 against Carvalhush and 29-28 against Águas Santas in early August. Coruña's form was mixed — a 34-32 win over Alcásbendas but also a heavy 15-26 defeat to Contador Zaragoza in April.
Our prediction backed the visitors at 68 per cent confidence, and the scoreline vindicated that assessment. Anatasona refused to go away, converting enough chances to pull clear in the final moments. The hosts tightened things up late but couldn't find the equaliser.
By then, the gap was already insurmountable. This wasn't a match decided by one moment — it was decided by consistency across the full 60 minutes. Anatasona proved they should have too much for teams sitting in the middle of the table.