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Cordoba and Valladolid bring a finely balanced Segunda División matchup, with wins shared and draws adding a second thread. Cordoba won 3–1 at home on 31 January 2026, while the teams drew 0–0 in Valladolid on 30 August 2025. Older results point both ways too: Cordoba won 2–1 in February 2018, while Valladolid answered 4–1 in September 2017. The balance has shifted without settling.
Past matches, Cordoba vs Valladolid
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cordoba
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13G
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2D
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24M
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28M
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19M
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14F
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17F
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9F
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6F
Valladolid Substitutes
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G
1
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D
18
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D
27
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D
23
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M
12
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M
16
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M
21
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F
39
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F
7
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F
9
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F
11
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F
10
Match events
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39'⚽D. Requena Normal Goal (Asst: J. Gonzalez)
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44'⚽V. A. Meseguer Cavas Normal Goal (Asst: Peter Federico)
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45' +4Peter González Yellow Card
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45' +3Stanko Jurić Red Card
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46'I. Alani V. Erlien
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46'J. Ponceau S. Biuk
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58'Jacobo González Yellow Card
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59'D. de Almeida I. Ruiz
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66'L. Sanseviero Peter Federico
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67'S. Guardiola D. Bri
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74'⚽S. Guardiola Normal Goal (Asst: C. Carracedo)
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76'Sergi Guardiola Yellow Card
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76'Pablo Tomeo Yellow Card
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79'N. Ohio V. A. Meseguer Cavas
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80'⚽S. Guardiola Normal Goal (Asst: C. Carracedo)
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83'Adilson A. Fuentes
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83'Percan C. Carracedo
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86'Carlos Albarrán Yellow Card
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87'Marcos Andre Chuki
Stats for this game
Matchup Cordoba VS Valladolid
Contrasting scorelines share emphasis
Cordoba’s 3–1 home victory on 31 January 2026 provides the clearest positive result in the pairing’s newer Segunda División meetings. A 0–0 draw at Valladolid on 30 August 2025 provides a counterpoint, keeping the comparison level rather than allowing the larger Cordoba scoreline to define everything. The two outcomes show contrasting shapes: Cordoba created separation in one match, while Valladolid held the score even in the other.
Older results keep both sides visible
The earlier meetings reinforce that balance. Cordoba beat Valladolid 2–1 at home on 25 February 2018, but Valladolid had won 4–1 on their own ground on 30 September 2017. Each club therefore has a home win and a result with a distinct margin, while the 0–0 draw adds a neutral point of reference. This combination makes the fixture difficult to reduce to status or a single scoreline; its defining feature is the repeated exchange of results. A future Cordoba–Valladolid meeting will add context to a pairing whose broader shape remains unsettled.