Espanyol 1-1 Real Oviedo Live Scores, H2H & Match Info – 09 March 2026

Spanish La Liga
Monday 9th March 2026 • 20:00 • Cornelia-El Prat
Espanyol
E. Garcia Martinez 55'
1 - 1
Real Oviedo
A. Reina 5'
Match Statistics
57.8%POSSESSION42.2%
21Total Shots6
9Shots on Target3
8Corners0
430Accurate Passes285
86.3%Passing Accuracy77.9%
2 Yellow Cards 2
Lineups
Espanyol Starting XI
13 F. Pacheco
22 O. El Hilali
20 L. Cabrera
4 Victor Ruiz
21 Brian Olivan
15 Jose Gragera
10 Pol Lozano
18 Alvaro Aguado
24 T. J. Braithwaite
11 Pere Milla
7 Javi Puado
Substitutes
Joan Garcia (GK), Sergi Gomez, Leandro Cabrera, Keidi Bare, Salvi Sanchez.
Real Oviedo Starting XI
1 Leo Roman
12 Dani Calvo
16 Oier Luengo
7 Viti Rozada
23 Abel Bretones
11 S. Colombatto
21 Luismi
10 Victor Camarasa
17 Sebas Moyano
9 Borja Baston
14 Alemao
Substitutes
Quentin Braat (GK), Lucas Ahijado, Jimmy Suarez, Paulino de la Fuente, Masca.
Match Officials
RefereeJavier Alberola Rojas
Fourth OfficialPedro Eugenio Navarro
VARDavid Gálvez Rascón
AssistantsRicardo De Burgos Bengoetxea
Head To Head
MetricsEspanyolReal Oviedo
Played6868
Wins4014
Draws22
Goals Scored1.25 (Avg)0.75 (Avg)
Historical Score10 - 0 (Recent)0 - 10 (Recent)

Espanyol 1-1 Real Oviedo - La Liga Match Highlight 09 March 2026

Not every football match turns into a goal fest. Sometimes it’s more about tension… little moments… and that constant feeling that something might happen. That’s how things felt when RCD Espanyol hosted Real Oviedo in this La Liga clash on March 9.

Espanyol looked slightly sharper in the opening stages. Nothing wild, just quick passes, some movement down the flanks, and a couple of attempts that made the crowd react. Around the half-hour mark the pressure finally told. A loose ball inside the area was pounced on, and suddenly Espanyol were ahead.

For a few minutes the stadium had that buzz the kind fans love.

But Oviedo weren’t going away quietly. After the break they came out with more urgency, pressing a bit higher and forcing Espanyol to defend deeper than they probably wanted.

The equaliser arrived midway through the second half. A tidy move, a smart pass into space, and the finish was calm enough to silence the home crowd for a moment.

From there the match opened up. Espanyol pushed forward again, Oviedo tried to hit back on the break, and both sides had half-chances that just didn’t quite fall right.

By the final whistle, the 1–1 scoreline actually felt fair. Not perfect football maybe… but a pretty honest battle on the pitch.