Head-to-Head: Girona vs Castellón

Girona and Castellón have produced a clear competitive edge for Girona, while a high-scoring draw adds a different note. Girona won 2–1 at home on 21 February 2021 and 1–0 away on 24 October 2020. The teams then drew 3–3 in a friendly on 29 July 2026. Those results leave Girona ahead in competitive meetings while preserving a clear counterpoint for Castellón.

Past matches, Girona vs Castellón

12 September 2026 Regular Season - 5

Girona

1 - 2

Castellón
29 July 2026 Club Friendlies

Girona

3 - 3

Castellón
21 February 2021 Regular Season - 26

Girona

2 - 1

Castellón

Estadi Municipal de Montilivi
24 October 2020 Regular Season - 8

Castellón

0 - 1

Girona

Nou Estadi Castalia

Match center

Girona

1 - 2

12 September 2026

Castellón

Starting eleven

Substitutes Girona

1
G
2
D
3
D
14
M
33
D
25
G
15
F
23
F
7
F
6
M
29
M
4
D

Castellón Substitutes

F
19
D
11
M
14
M
27
F
23
M
21
D
22
G
1
F
18
F
16
F
7
M
25

Match events

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7'
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Holmes Júnior Zamorano Muñoz Normal Goal
14'

Carles Pérez Bryan Gil
45' +3

Abel Ruíz Yellow Card
45'

Jeremy Mellot Lucas Alcázar
47'

Israel Suero Fernández Goal cancelled
52'

Abel Ruíz Red Card
56'

Íñigo Córdoba rodrigo rego
56'

Hamza Bellari Juanjo Nieto
57'

Javier Boñar Yaser Asprilla
57'

Oleksandr Pyshchur Vladyslav Vanat
67'

Adam Jakobsen Diego Barri
73'

Carles Pérez Yellow Card
76'

Alberto Jiménez Yellow Card
77'

Álvaro García Arana Francisco Castillo
81'
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Agustín Sienra Normal Goal
82'

Iván Morante Alejandro Francés
82'

Abdul Mumin Carles Pérez
86'
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Álvaro García Arana Normal Goal
88'

Matías Orozco Yellow Card
90' +4

Izan González Yellow Card
90' +9

Oleksandr Pyshchur Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Girona VS Castellón

Girona’s competitive advantage

Girona’s edge is grounded in two Segunda División wins. The 2–1 home result on 21 February 2021 followed a 1–0 victory away at Castellón on 24 October 2020, giving Girona success in both venue orientations. Those margins are clear but not overwhelming, so the evidence supports a measured advantage rather than a sweeping statement. The competitive scorelines point to Girona, with each side of the pairing represented in the results.

Castellón’s scoring response

The 3–3 friendly draw on 29 July 2026 adds a different shape to the comparison. It does not erase Girona’s competitive edge, but it shows Castellón sharing a six-goal contest rather than losing by a narrow margin. That contrast gives the matchup a useful balance: Girona own the stronger competitive reading, while Castellón’s draw keeps the fixture from being defined only by earlier league wins. The distinction between friendly and league matches is important to the overall picture. Another Girona–Castellón encounter will show whether the stronger balance persists or becomes less distinct.