Balaguer Seals a Crucial Victory Against Turó Peira; Alpicat and Castellar Share Points in a Goalless Draw

Day of contrasts in the Third Federation: Balaguer breathes, Alpicat approaches salvation and Castellar adds a vital point.

The Balaguer grass witnessed a sporting battle that ended with a balmy victory for the local team. Balaguer, in a demonstration of effectiveness and solidity, managed to distance itself from the relegation zone, adding three golden points. The team led by Josete played a pragmatic game, capitalizing on their opportunities to defeat Turó Peira who, despite generating more chances, left empty-handed.

Balaguer's effectiveness was evident in key moments of the match. Jordi Fabregat, taking advantage of the set-piece strategy, opened the scoring with an accurate corner kick. Shortly after, Nico Aires extended the lead with a brilliant counterattack, practically sealing the duel. Turó Peira, who showed ambition and sought the rival goal with insistence, closed the gap in the final stretch thanks to a penalty converted by Xavi Cencillo. However, Cencillo's goal was not enough to alter the final result, leaving Balaguer with a well-deserved victory.

Balaguer's starting eleven was made up of Adil in goal, a defensive line with Jan, Pol Romaní and Miquel Graells, and in the midfield, Angerri, Jordi Fabregat and Julen. In attack, the creativity of Bayona and Nico Aires, together with the presence of Guerau Coll, sought to unbalance the balance. David Céspedes was the alternative on the bench.

For its part, Turó Peira formed with Íker between the sticks, a defense with Nieto, Marc Muñoz, Albert Bernabéu and Marc Yeh. Control of the game fell to Xavi Ramírez, José Ocampo and Yago, while Antonio García, Xavi Cencillo and Adrián Veguín formed the vanguard. Ian Reche, Lastra and Henry came in to refresh the team.

The goals that decided the match came in the second half. Jordi Fabregat put Balaguer ahead in the 56th minute, followed by Nico Aires' goal in the 63rd minute. Xavi Cencillo made up the result from eleven meters in the 85th minute.

The referee, Queró Batalla, had a regular performance, showing yellow cards to Jordi Fabregat, Miquel Graells and Pol Romaní for Balaguer, and to Xavi Cencillo and Adrián Veguín in the Turó Peira ranks.

In another order of things, the Alpicat Municipal was the scene of a match where the defenses prevailed over the attacks. Alpicat and Castellar signed a goalless draw that, although it did not delight the fans with goals, brought Alpicat closer to the long-awaited salvation. The local team, under the direction of Édgar Tornero, had a greater number of chances throughout the match, but Castellar's lack of aim and defensive solidity prevented the scoreboard from moving.

From the first stages of the match, Alpicat tried to take the initiative. Becerra, on two occasions, Unai and Belló were involved in the first dangerous approaches, generating some concern in the visiting defense. Castellar, however, was not intimidated and had an unbeatable opportunity to take the lead in the 35th minute. A long ball enabled Miguel, whose cross shot went slightly wide before the goalkeeper Llobera came out.

The second half passed in a similar tone, marked by the caution of both teams. Aware of the importance of each point in this category, neither team took excessive risks. Despite this, the changes introduced by Alpicat revitalized the home team in the final stretch of the match. Several dangerous actions arose in the vicinity of the Castellar area, but the defense remained firm, preventing the ball from finding the back of the net.

Alpicat's eleven was made up of Joel in goal, Unai Rocaspana in defense, flanked by Éric Alfageme, Unai Soriano and Edu Pallàs. In the midfield, Sergi, Álex Sabaté and Iu Julià tried to give fluidity to the game, while Xavi Becerra, Joan Vendrell and Xavi Belló made up the offensive line. Guillem Burgos, Hugo Roc, Dani Vallés, Hamza and Arnau Munuera were the alternatives on the bench.

Castellar took the field with Pablo in goal, a defense of five with Silvestre, Íker Roldán, Marc Sánchez and David López. In the midfield, Iván Sánchez, Íker Álvarez and Luque tried to control the center of the field, supporting the forward composed of Víctor León, Miguel Expósito and Frank Borrego. Saavedra, Marc Estrada and Jordi Simón were the refreshment options.

Referee Youssef Esselilam directed the match with a performance rated as average. David López and Víctor León were reprimanded by Castellar.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Who won the match between Balaguer and Turó Peira?: Balaguer won the match with a score of 2-1.
Who scored the goals for Balaguer?: Jordi Fabregat and Nico Aires scored the goals for Balaguer.
How did Turó Peira shorten distances?: Turó Peira scored a goal from a penalty converted by Xavi Cencillo.
What was the result of the match between Alpicat and Castellar?: The match between Alpicat and Castellar ended with a goalless draw (0-0).
Which team had the most chances in the Alpicat-Castellar?: Alpicat was the team that had the most scoring chances.
How important is this result for Alpicat?: The tie brings Alpicat closer to salvation in the category.
Who were the scorers of Balaguer-Turó Peira?: The scorers were Jordi Fabregat (Balaguer), Nico Aires (Balaguer) and Xavi Cencillo (Turó Peira).
Which referees officiated the games?: The matches were directed by Queró Batalla (Balaguer-Turó Peira) and Youssef Esselilam (Alpicat-Castellar).
When was this match played?: The information provided corresponds to matches updated on March 22, 2026.
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