On Saturday, six matches in the Second Youth Honor Division will be played, with Espanyol and Barça as the protagonists. The Barcelona team remains at the top of the table after its win against Badalona, while Barça is limited to a draw in its match against Racing Zaragoza. The results and actions that marked the day are detailed below.
In the match between Racing and Barcelona, the match remained balanced until the end. Racing opened with a goal from Iván Gracia in the 54th minute, but Barça reacted in the second half. Nuhu Fofana, who had already scored six goals this season, equalized in the 88th minute, ensuring the Blaugrana's victory with a 1‑1. The match was intense and Barcelona had to overcome the pressure from Racing, especially after the rival team's forward, Gracia, surprised with a soft shot that left the team blue. Referee Agustín Moreno witnessed a match marked by the determination of both teams.
Espanyol, for its part, continued its winning streak with a resounding 4‑1 win over Badalona. Aarón Soriano opened the scoring, and the visiting team continued with a series of goals that included a great goal from Tinoco and a shot from Samu Puyo. Espanyol showed dominance in the second half, with Antón Uría and Soriano contributing two goals each. The result consolidated Espanyol at the top of the table, while Badalona was relegated.
In the northern zone, Zaragoza demonstrated its superiority by beating Montecarlo 5‑2. Batanero opened the scoring with a powerful shot, and Toño Bescós completed a hat-trick with three goals in quick succession. Val added a fifth goal, while Monte Carlo managed to close the gap with two late goals. Zaragoza showed themselves to be a collective and well-organized team, with a solid defense and an effective attack.
Sabadell, undefeated, remained in second position after beating At. Monsoon 2‑0. Alieu opened the scoring in the 8th minute, and Adri Cuadrado added a second goal in the 59th minute. The Catalan team showed a fluid style of play and controlled the pace of the match, ensuring an easy victory.
Girona, for its part, achieved a comeback against Damm. The home team tied the score with a goal from Martí, and then Héctor scored the team's second goal. In the second half, Martí closed the match with a goal from outside the area, giving Girona a 3‑1 victory over Damm. Key players included Silva, who opened the scoring, and Hector, who scored two goals.
Finally, Oberena and Valle de Aranguren tied 2‑2. Oberena managed to tie the score before half-time, but Valle de Aranguren responded with an own goal from Iker, who later compensated with a tying goal. The match ended in a draw, with both teams showing a balanced game and neither managing to win.