VS
Castellón and Burgos give Castellón the clearer edge in Segunda División, with wins in both venue orientations and a draw as Burgos’ main counterpoint. Castellón won 3–1 at home on 18 April 2026 and 2–1 there on 1 March 2025. A 2–0 away victory on 1 September 2024 reinforces that direction, while the teams’ 0–0 draw in Burgos on 10 November 2025 keeps the picture measured.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Castellón
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4D
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16F
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7M
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10M
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6M
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23F
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1G
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17D
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55D
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2D
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29F
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14F
Burgos Substitutes
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D
15
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M
21
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M
14
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D
3
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F
20
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F
7
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G
1
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D
22
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M
28
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M
33
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M
4
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M
31
Match events
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9'⚽O. Camara Normal Goal (Asst: L. Alcazar)
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21'⚽Curro Penalty
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24'Beñat Gerenabarrena Yellow Card
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35'Fabrizio Brignani Yellow Card
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40'Alberto Jimenez Yellow Card
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46'A. Bunuel A. Lizancos
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48'Sergio González Yellow Card
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56'B. Cipenga Ronaldo
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56'A. Sienra F. Brignani
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62'Ousmane Camara Yellow Card
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62'Curro Sánchez Yellow Card
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64'I. Cordoba V. Mollejo
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64'D. Gonzalez Ballesteros K. Appin
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71'A. Mabil P. Santiago
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76'O. Luengo Curro
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79'⚽A. Calatrava Normal Goal (Asst: A. Mabil)
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80'M. Gonzalez S. Gonzalez
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81'⚽A. Mabil Normal Goal (Asst: A. Jakobsen)
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83'I. Suero A. Jakobsen
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83'M. Doue A. Calatrava
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90' +7Marc-Olivier Doué Yellow Card
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90'A. Garcia O. Camara
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90' +1M. Mejia F. Nino
Stats for this game
Matchup Castellón VS Burgos
Castellón’s home and away margins
Castellón’s advantage is supported by the 3–1 home victory over Burgos on 18 April 2026 and the 2–1 result at home on 1 March 2025. Castellón also won 2–0 away on 1 September 2024, showing positive results in both venue orientations. The margins range from narrow to more decisive, but they consistently point toward Castellón across the cited Segunda División meetings.
Burgos’ level response
Burgos’ clearest counterpoint is the 0–0 draw at home on 10 November 2025. That result interrupts Castellón’s winning direction without overturning it, and its goalless character differs from the scorelines in Castellón’s victories. The matchup therefore has a clear leader in results, while Burgos’ shared point keeps the comparison from becoming a simple account of one-way success. The contrast is strong but remains grounded in specific scores. Burgos’ draw supplies resistance, but Castellón’s winning results remain the dominant thread across the matchup. A future Castellón–Burgos meeting will test whether the stronger historical line holds against the documented counterpoints.