Sucitepeces secured a 3:2 victory over Coban Imperial in the sixth round of the National League on 29 August. The result gives the home side three points from a game that stayed tight until the final moments. Both teams had created chances, but it was Sucitepeces who held their nerve when it mattered.
Janderson gave the hosts an early lead in the nineteenth minute, putting them ahead before Coban Imperial responded. F. de Leon equalised seven minutes later, and the visitors took the lead through A. Lezcano in the thirty-fifth minute. Coban Imperial looked comfortable until the second half shift.
Sucitepeces changed their approach after the break, bringing on three players at the interval. B. Calabrese levelled in the seventy-fourth minute, and the momentum swung back towards the home side. C. Artola then struck in the ninety-third minute to complete the turnaround, earning a yellow card shortly after for his celebration.
Both sides finished with identical attacking numbers — 82 and 81 attacks respectively, with three shots on target each. Possession was split evenly at half for each team. Coban Imperial won five corners to one, but could not convert their territorial advantage into a result.
Substitutions tell part of the story. Coban Imperial brought on A. Cabrera in the fifty-first minute and replaced both goal-scorers, F. de Leon and A. Lezcano, in the sixty and eighty-third minutes. Sucitepeces made fewer changes, with D. Torres and S. Paredes among the later additions.
The win ends a poor run for Sucitepeces, who had lost four of their previous five league matches. Coban Imperial's defeat halts their recent recovery — they had only one victory in their last five games before this fixture. The table stays fluid at this stage of the season.