Parc Comes Back and Wins a Duel of Alternations Against Turó Peira

A Heart Attack Final Decides the Away Victory in an Electric Match

The football matchday on Saturday, March 15, 2026 has given us an authentic spectacle of emotions on the Turó Peira field. The match, which pitted the local team against Parc, became a constant back-and-forth of opportunities and goals, culminating in an agonizing victory for the visitors by a score of **2-4**.

From the first moments, the match promised to be intense. Turó Peira, who came into this match holding second position in the table, demonstrated their ambition. With one point ahead of Igualada and eight behind the leader Singuerlín, Manu Gracia's men came out with the clear intention of dominating the game. Their initiative was rewarded in the **16** minute, when Antonio García, with a masterful shot, put his team ahead.

The initial goal seemed to give Turó Peira wings, who controlled the pace of the match. However, Parc did not give up and, on the stroke of half-time, managed to equalize the contest. A set piece, specifically a prolonged throw-in, allowed Joel Puigmacià to score without opposition, returning parity to the score in the **44** minute.

After passing through the locker room, the tone of the match did not change. The locals once again took the initiative and, in the **49** minute, Yago, with a spectacular strike from the edge of the area, restored the advantage to Turó Peira. It seemed that the game was heading towards a local victory, but football, once again, demonstrated its unpredictability.

The last minutes of the match became fateful for Turó Peira's interests. In the **83** minute, Parc, who had been looking for their opportunity, achieved a 2-2 tie in a devastating counterattack, materialized by Guillem Martí. This goal was a hard emotional blow for the locals and a morale boost for the visitors.

Far from settling, Parc unleashed its offensive potential in the final stretch. Just three minutes after the tie, in the **86** minute, Pau Piquer converted a maximum penalty, putting Parc ahead for the first time on the scoreboard. The coup de grace came in the **90** minute, when Quim Coloma, after stealing a ball and completing a quick transition, sealed the match with the final **2-4**.

The meeting also left us other news in the group. In a match played in La Pirinaica, the local team beat Cardona **2-1**. José Samper put the hosts ahead in the **20** minute, but Rafel Pérez equalized for Cardona in the **69** minute. However, Joan Altimira, in the **87** minute, scored the winning goal for La Pirinaica, securing the three points at home.

Lineups and Key Goals:

Turó Peira: Edgar; Nieto, Jan Alonso, Hugo, Marc Yeh; Ian Reche, Henry, Iago; José Ocampo, Adri Veguín and Antonio García. Also playing: Joel Ávila, Xavi Cencillo, Marc Muñoz.

Park: Nasukh; Pau Piquer, Pol Bernat, Álvaro, Domenech; Valls, Manu Murillo, Dani Guijo; Nil Homero, Guillem Martí and Ander. Also playing: Joel Puigmacià, Miguel, Erik, Álex Maqueda, Quim.

Turó Peira-Parc Goals: 1-0, Antonio García (16'); 1-1, Joel Puigmacià (44'); 2-1, Yago (49'); 2-2, Guillem Martí (83'); 2-3, Pau Piquer, pen. (86'); 2-4, Quim Coloma (90').

The Pyrenees: Danny; Albert, Nocete, Max, Tahirou; Samper, Roger Alsina, Éric López; Dani Santiago, Éric Cañete and Ansumana. Also playing: Arnau Puentes, Joan Altimira, Cabezas, Peñarrubia, Biel.

Cardona: Joan; Aitor Lorca, Marc Guijarro, Albert Serra, Toni Roldán; Joan Viladomat, Rubén, Aniol; Rafel, Aitor Segura and Xavi Ratera. Also playing: Molina, Marc Lorca, Biel Cots, Biel Galera.

Pirinaica-Cardona Goals: 1-0, José Samper (20'); 1-1, Rafel Pérez (69'); 2-1, Joan Altimira (87').

The refereeing in both matches was described as regular by the reporters. In the Turó Peira-Parc match, the warnings went to José Ocampo and Jan Alonso for Turó Peira, and Joel Puigmacià for Parc. In the Pirinaica-Cardona duel, Romans Carrillo (coach), Nocete, Cabezas, Max and Cañete for La Pirinaica, and Aitor Lorca for Cardona, saw yellow cards.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What was the final result of the match between Turó Peira and Parc?

The final result was **Turó Peira 2 – 4 Parc**.

Who scored the first goal of the match between Turó Peira and Parc?

The first goal was scored by **Antonio García** for Turó Peira in the **16** minute.

How did Parc come back in the game?

Parc came back in the final minutes of the match, scoring three consecutive goals starting in the **83** minute.

What other games were played on the day?

The match between **La Pirinaica and Cardona** was also played, with victory for La Pirinaica by **2-1**.

Who scored the winning goal for La Pirinaica?

The winning goal for La Pirinaica was scored by **Joan Altimira** in the **87** minute.

How was the referee's performance in the games?