Pasu Ferreira hosted Pararedes in the second round of Liga 3 on Saturday, and the visitors carried a narrow lead into the final whistle. A single goal separated the sides, with F. Canario finding the net in the seventy-seventh minute to secure all three points for his team. The result was not unexpected given Pararedes' form, but the manner of victory was still worth noting.
That goal came after a period of tension, and to be fair, it was not the only moment that defined the encounter. The hosts had their chances, but Pararedes held firm when it mattered, and by then the visitors had already established a rhythm that Pasu Ferreira could not quite match.
Discipline was an issue for both sides, though not dramatic. Five yellow cards for the home team and four for the visitors, with Miguel receiving the first booking in the first minute. The match remained clean otherwise, with no red cards issued despite the physical nature of the contest.
Substitutions came thick and fast in the second half, with Pararedes making four changes compared to three from Pasu Ferreira. The visitors brought on fresh legs to protect their advantage, while the hosts searched for an equaliser they could not quite find. Both managers used their bench, though the away side's changes felt more purposeful in the closing stages.
The statistics told a story of dominance without conversion. Pararedes registered 115 attacks against 91 for the hosts, and while both teams claimed four corners, the away side was more dangerous in front of goal with six shots on target to four. The possession split favoured the visitors, but it was the quality of their final third play that made the difference.
The result leaves Pararedes in second place with nine points from four games, while Pasu Ferreira remain in tenth with just one point. The visitors extended their unbeaten run, and the hosts have yet to find victory in this campaign. For both sides, the next match will be crucial in shaping their season.