Terraza saw off Binifarr 4-0 in the Federation Cup Round of 16 on Tuesday evening, a match that stretched into extra time before the hosts pulled away with a comprehensive victory. The final whistle came after a 120-minute marathon that ended with four goals in the closing stages, putting Terraza through to the next round. By then, the tie was effectively over long before the final seconds ticked away.
The scoreboard stayed quiet for most of the game, but everything changed in the dying moments of normal time. M. Mendes struck first in the 95th minute, breaking the deadlock just as the match seemed destined for penalties. The goal shifted the momentum entirely, and Terraza ran riot from that point onward.
Extra time brought a flurry of activity. J. Barrero added a second in the 110th minute, putting the hosts firmly in control. Mendes completed his brace six minutes later, and M. Maxi sealed the result in the 120th minute to make it four. And here's the thing — all four goals came after the 90th minute, which is a pattern that suggests patience rather than dominance in open play.
Terraza's recent form showed they were capable of results but not always consistent. They beat San Juan 1-0 on the 9th of September, but had lost to Ejea and drawn with La Nucia in between. Binifarr, meanwhile, only had one match to show — a 1-0 win over Porres — which made this a tough test regardless of the final scoreline.
The result means Terraza advance to the quarter-finals, a step that backs against the wall for Binifarr after a single positive result earlier in the season. Four goals in extra time is not a margin you recover from, and the hosts will be satisfied with how they closed out what could have been a nervy evening.