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Cordoba and Oviedo have shared a close Segunda División profile, with draws and narrow wins appearing at both venues. Oviedo won 4-2 at Cordoba on 25 August 2018, and the teams drew 3-3 at Oviedo on 21 April 2019. Cordoba answered with a 3-2 away win on 21 December 2024, before a 0-0 draw at Cordoba on 20 April 2025. The results leave the comparison finely balanced.
Past matches, Cordoba vs Oviedo
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cordoba
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3D
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7M
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24M
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14F
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11F
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25D
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26G
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18M
Oviedo Substitutes
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D
3
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F
9
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F
23
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M
27
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F
14
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D
4
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D
31
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M
10
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M
17
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D
35
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D
30
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G
26
Match events
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31'Carlos Isaac Yellow Card
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38'R. Alhassane Carlos Pomares
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60'Alemão F. Viñas
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60'H. Hassan Santi Cazorla
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60'Álex Cardero Sebas Moyano
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63'Marvel Yellow Card
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73'Calderón Carlos Isaac
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73'T. Zidane Álex Sala
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75'Théo Zidane Yellow Card
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75'Kwasi Sibo Yellow Card
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80'Jon Magunazelaia Pedro Ortiz
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81'N. Obolskiy Antonio Casas
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85'Xavi Sintes Goal cancelled
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86'Cristian Carracedo Yellow Card
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87'D. Paraschiv Jaime Seoane
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90'Jon Magunazelaia Yellow Card
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90' +1Ander Yoldi Jacobo González
Stats for this game
Matchup Cordoba VS Oviedo
Shared scores and narrow changes
The teams drew 3-3 at Oviedo on 21 April 2019 and 0-0 at Cordoba on 20 April 2025, both in full-time Segunda División fixtures. The contrasting score levels still produced the same outcome: neither side separated itself. The drawn results also came at opposite venues, adding balance to the comparison rather than a fixed home pattern.
Cordoba’s 2024 away decision
Cordoba beat Oviedo 3-2 away on 21 December 2024, while Oviedo had won 4-2 at Cordoba on 25 August 2018. Cordoba also won 4-2 at home on 28 May 2017, and Oviedo won 2-0 at home on 22 October 2017. These dated scorelines show wins by both teams alongside shared results, with the later dated examples remaining close and the older ones wider. The margins therefore vary without changing the overall balance. No single result captures the whole balance. The matchup is defined by alternating outcomes, not a single recurring score. Another Cordoba–Oviedo contest will clarify whether the mixed outcomes produce a clearer direction.