Anayasona beat Tedion 5-2 in the round of 128 of the Spanish Cup on Saturday. The visitors took control early and never looked back, completing a comfortable victory at home soil. It was a clean sweep of goals that left the hosts searching for answers.
Errazu gave Tedion hope in the twenty-sixth minute, but D. Sanchez levelled two minutes later. And here's the thing — R. Davila put Anayasona ahead by the forty-fourth minute, and the momentum shifted. M. Muguruza doubled the lead in the fifty-first, then the visitors added two more in the final quarter.
By then, the statistics told their own story. Anayasona held 58 per cent possession against 42, and their shots on target — seven — dwarfed the hosts' two. Tedion managed only two shots off target and zero corners, while the visitors claimed two of their own.
The hosts had eleven goal kicks to Anayasona's five, a sign of how often they were forced to restart. There were no offsides recorded, no dismissals, nothing to distract from the straightforward nature of the result. One mistake ends it when you're playing a side like this.
Anayasona's recent form speaks for itself. They beat Tedion 5-0 less than a month ago, and this time the margin was slightly narrower but the dominance was the same. A run of three wins in their last three matches continues.
Tedion's defeat extends a difficult period. They arrived without momentum, and the result leaves them with questions rather than answers. The deeper squad often makes the difference in these encounters.