Reddis took on Saguntino in a Club Friendly on Thursday evening, and the hosts secured a narrow 2:1 victory despite a spirited response from their visitors. The match unfolded with the usual unpredictability one expects from an exhibition, though the final score suggested more than friendly intentions.
M. U. Martorell opened the scoring in the nineteenth minute, finding space where the defence had switched off at a set piece. By then the game had settled into something more competitive than either side might have anticipated.
Saez doubled the advantage before the half-hour mark, working a short corner into a clean finish. To be fair, Saguntino had not yet shown the urgency that would come later.
Camara pulled one back in the eighty-first minute, and here's the thing — Reddis looked rattled for the first time since their opening goal. The late response gave the result teeth.
The three points mean Reddis can take something from this fixture, while Saguntino will want to reflect on how quickly they conceded after finding their rhythm. Results like this are rarely about tactics alone; they are about who holds their nerve.