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Cordoba and Cadiz give Cadiz the clearer balance in Segunda División, although Cordoba have supplied decisive responses. Cadiz won 2–1 away on 30 November 2025, while Cordoba won 3–1 at Cadiz on 4 April 2026. Cordoba’s 4–2 home victory on 2 May 2025 adds another interruption, and a 1–1 friendly on 4 August 2023 went to penalties, with Cadiz winning the shootout 1–0.
Past matches, Cordoba vs Cadiz
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cadiz
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1G
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8M
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20D
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3M
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10F
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18M
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19F
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16F
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23F
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2D
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17F
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37F
Cordoba Substitutes
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G
26
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F
10
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M
20
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F
6
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D
21
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M
24
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M
7
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M
19
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F
5
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M
25
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F
9
Match events
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11'Sergi Guardiola Yellow Card
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15'Moussa Diakité Yellow Card
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18'⚽C. Carracedo Penalty
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30'Iker Álvarez Yellow Card
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46'C. Albarran X. Sintes
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57'⚽A. Fuentes Normal Goal (Asst: C. Carracedo)
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59'J. Domina R. Marti
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59'I. Carcelen A. Caicedo
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59'A. Pascual Suso
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59'I. Carcelen A. Caicedo
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59'A. Pascual Suso
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59'J. Domina R. Marti
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63'D. Bri K. Medina
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63'Mario Climent Red Card
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64'Red Card
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70'A. Fernandez S. Ortuno
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76'Y. Diarra J. Gonzalez
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77'A. del Moral D. Requena
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77'Percan A. Fuentes
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77'J. Gonzalez S. Guardiola
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77'J. Gonzalez S. Guardiola
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77'A. del Moral D. Requena
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77'Percan A. Fuentes
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80'⚽S. Arribas Normal Goal
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89'Brian Ocampo Yellow Card
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90'B. Ocampo Yellow Card
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90'⚽I. Ruiz Normal Goal (Asst: Percan)
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90'Isma Ruiz Yellow Card
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90' +5Iker Recio Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Cordoba VS Cadiz
Cadiz’s stronger result balance
Cadiz’s position is supported by the 2–1 away win at Cordoba on 30 November 2025. Their scoreline advantage is also reflected in the broader competitive direction, but Cordoba have produced meaningful counter-results. The 3–1 Cordoba victory at Cadiz on 4 April 2026 reversed the venue emphasis, while Cordoba’s 4–2 home win on 2 May 2025 showed a more decisive response. The matchup therefore carries a clear Cadiz edge without erasing Cordoba’s wins.
The penalty-status draw
The 1–1 friendly on 4 August 2023 finished level after play and was decided by penalties, with Cadiz winning the shootout 1–0. That distinction matters: the playing score remains a draw, while the shootout supplies Cadiz with the penalty result. Alongside Cordoba’s league victories, it creates a more nuanced picture than a simple win-loss reading. Cadiz retain the stronger balance, but Cordoba’s scorelines keep the comparison meaningfully contested. The distinction matters in the overall reading. The next Cordoba–Cadiz scoreline will show whether the clearer direction remains persuasive or narrows.