Historic performance by Juvenil “D” to remain leaders and unbeaten

Juvenil “D” approached Matchday 25 in excellent form, following a 10-0 win over Mairena in the previous round and a midweek friendly victory. Their opponents, Santa Clara, sitting 14th in the standings, were unable to contain the attacking power of a side that remains unbeaten, with only one draw all season.

The match was effectively decided in the opening minutes. In the 3rd minute, Alejandro Piña, the league’s top scorer, opened the scoring with a composed lob over the goalkeeper. Just one minute later, Raúl Martínez made it two, and within ten minutes he completed a hat-trick, highlighting the team’s early dominance. The fourth goal came from an Olympic goal, underlining the attacking quality on display.

The intensity did not drop. In the 15th minute, Alejandro Piña scored again, and shortly after, the team extended their lead through Javier Geniz and two more goals from Piña, who reached a poker (four goals).

Before halftime, Juvenil “D” further increased their advantage with six additional goals. Estefan Mario scored twice, Lucas Serna added another, and Alejandro Piña netted three more, closing a first half of maximum attacking efficiency with a commanding 0-14.

After the break, the team maintained control, although with a slightly reduced tempo. Even so, they added seven more goals: two from Ángel Torres, one from Zach Bluestone, and another from Alpha Diallo. In the closing stages, Raúl Martínez completed his four-goal haul, while Alejandro Piña finished with an outstanding eight goals, capping a remarkable individual performance.

With this result, the team managed by Rafa Ortega and Alonso López reinforces its solid lead at the top of the table and heads into the next match with the opportunity to secure the league title with four games still to play, capping a season of outstanding performance.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Ben Khamishon, Estefan Mario, Diego Díez, Emilio Díez, Alejandro Piña, Raúl Martínez y Lucas Serna.

Substitutes: Daniel Morilla, Pablo Jiménez, Ángel Torres, Antonio Asencio, Alpha Diallo y Zach Bluestone.