Espanyol once again won the victory in the Youth Honor Division, consolidating itself more and more as the leader of the competition. The parakeet team beat Girona 2-1, thanks to goals from Aarón Soriano and Jaume Aghayedo, and is positioned at the top of the table after recovering the points lost on the first day of the season.

The match began with the power of Espanyol, who took advantage of a defensive error by the rival to open the scoring in the 20th minute. Soriano, with a precise shot, gave the Perico team the advantage. In the second half, Girona tried to react, but Aniss' goal in the 56th minute only managed to tie the score. Espanyol's response came in the final minutes, when Aghayedo, after receiving a rebound inside the area, crossed the ball and finished it with precision to seal the victory. Referee Bañó González controlled the match without any relevant incidents.

On the same day, Oberena managed to win 2-0 over Montecarlo, with goals from Mikel Chavarri and Ieltxu. The visiting team, which had been superior in the first half, took the lead in the second and maintained the advantage until the end. Referee Casaucau Posadas recorded the match without controversy.

Valle de Aranguren, for its part, was dominant against Racing de Zaragoza, with a 5-1 win. The goals of Izai, Guibert, Orobio, Nagore, Lusarreta, Itoiz, Djabelo and Luis Unanua marked absolute dominance of the local team. Racing scored a penalty goal from Yus in the 82nd minute, but Valle de Aranguren's attack was too strong to contain. Referee Legarra Gorgoñón controlled the match without incident.

With these results, Espanyol remains at the top of the table, while Oberena and Valle de Aranguren are in pressure positions in the table. Espanyol's next game will be played against Real Madrid Juvenil, where the parakeet team will seek to continue its winning streak and maintain its leadership in the Juvenil Honor Division.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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