Head-to-Head: Valladolid vs Castellón

Valladolid and Castellón present an evenly split Segunda División matchup built around contrasting away wins. Valladolid won 1–0 at Castellón on 22 August 2025, then Castellón won 4–0 in Valladolid on 8 February 2026. The reversal between venues gives each club a clear result, while the difference in margins makes Castellón’s victory the stronger scoreline in the comparison. The contrast matters.

Past matches, Valladolid vs Castellón

8 February 2026 Regular Season - 25

Valladolid

0 - 4

Castellón

Estadio Municipal José Zorrilla
22 August 2025 Regular Season - 2

Castellón

0 - 1

Valladolid

Match center

Valladolid

0 - 4

8 February 2026

Castellón

Starting eleven

Substitutes Valladolid

23
D
19
F
9
F
21
M
12
M
1
G
27
D
2
D
18
D
7
F
10
F

Castellón Substitutes

M
7
F
21
F
19
D
17
M
6
G
1
D
2
D
55
M
25
F
29
F
18
F
23

Match events

45'

90'

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21'
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O. Camara Normal Goal (Asst: B. Gerenabarrena)
24'
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Barri Normal Goal (Asst: I. Suero)
33'

Chuky Goal cancelled
38'
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Barri Normal Goal
46'

M. Jaouab P. Tomeo
46'

J. Latasa V. Erlien
46'

L. Sanseviero S. Biuk
52'

Alberto Jiménez Yellow Card
55'

Víctor Meseguer Yellow Card
64'

A. Mabil R. Sanchez
64'

A. Calatrava I. Suero
70'

Beñat Gerenabarrena Yellow Card
72'

A. Jakobsen O. Camara
75'

J. Ponceau V. A. Meseguer Cavas
80'

S. Ruiz I. Fadel
80'

M. Doue Barri
81'
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B. Cipenga Normal Goal (Asst: A. Calatrava)
83'

I. Alani M. Maroto

Stats for this game

Matchup Valladolid VS Castellón

Valladolid’s away win

Valladolid set the first marker with a 1–0 victory at Castellón on 22 August 2025. That narrow result shows Valladolid succeeding away from home and establishes one side of the comparison. Castellón supplied a forceful reversal on 8 February 2026, winning 4–0 at Valladolid in the return venue. The scoreline gives Castellón a wider margin, but the venue exchange means the matchup is not defined by one club winning in the same setting repeatedly.

Castellón’s away response

These Segunda División results point in opposite directions and support no settled hierarchy. Valladolid’s one-goal success is a clear counterweight to Castellón’s four-goal margin, while Castellón’s result adds greater emphasis to their side of the scoreline comparison. With the victories split between home grounds, the fixture’s interest lies in how sharply the margins differ while the basic balance remains even. The evidence is meaningful but narrow in scope. That keeps the conclusion measured. Another Valladolid–Castellón encounter will clarify whether the close balance survives a new scoreline.