The match, held at the Villa field, attracted a large crowd and was characterized by its intensity. Goals from Hugo Becerra, Sito from a penalty, and Adri Herranz were decisive for the home side, who faced a San Lorenzo team that displayed great tactical discipline and came close to equalizing in the second half.
The first half was marked by San Lorenzo's defensive solidity, which managed to neutralize much of the opposing attack. However, a goal from Hugo Becerra seven minutes before halftime, with an angled shot, broke the deadlock and put the score at 1-0. This action generated some controversy, as the visiting team claimed a prior foul that was not called.
In the second half, El Escorial played with greater verticality. A play by Adri Herranz inside the box led to a penalty, converted by Sito, extending their lead to 2-0. Despite being behind, San Lorenzo did not give up and, after several tactical changes, managed to narrow the gap with a goal from Rivas, which was also surrounded by controversy due to a possible offside.
“"He told me he let himself fall because he couldn't reach the ball anymore."
With the score at 2-1 and twenty minutes remaining, San Lorenzo intensified their attack, even hitting the post with a shot. Nevertheless, El Escorial managed to exploit the spaces and, in added time, Adri Herranz sealed the match with a goal that made it a definitive 3-1. This victory is crucial for the team, which is now preparing for the final confrontation against Atlético Leones de Castilla, a match that could determine their promotion.
