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AD Ceuta FC vs Real Sociedad II: Bottom Side Host Mid-Table Visitors

AD Ceuta FC, bottom two in the Segunda División with just one point from six matches, host a Real Sociedad II side sitting in 12th on eight points.

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AD Ceuta FC vs Real Sociedad II: Bottom Side Host Mid-Table Visitors
AD Ceuta FC vs Real Sociedad II: Bottom Side Host Mid-Table VisitorsPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

AD Ceuta FC welcome Real Sociedad II to the Estadio Municipal Alfonso Murube on Saturday in a Segunda División regular season fixture that finds the two clubs in sharply contrasting positions in the table.

Ceuta sit 22nd in the 22-team table, having taken just one point from their opening six matches. Their record reads no wins, one draw and five defeats, with three goals scored and sixteen conceded. Their last five results have brought just one point, that coming from a 1-1 draw at home to Valladolid, and they have lost their other four matches in that run, suffering defeats to Burgos, Celta de Vigo II, Mallorca and Las Palmas.

Real Sociedad II arrive in 12th place, seven points ahead of their hosts, with eight points from six matches. They have won two, drawn two and lost two. Their last five matches have brought eight points, with wins against FC Andorra and Albacete and draws against Tenerife and Burgos all featuring in that run. Their most recent outing was a 0-1 home defeat to Mallorca.

The head-to-head record between the two sides carries some interest. When they met in December 2025, Ceuta won 3-1 away at Real Sociedad II. The two clubs then played out a goalless draw in April 2026, the most recent meeting ahead of this fixture.

With Ceuta in the bottom two and Real Sociedad II mid-table, the seven-point gap between them makes this a match of considerable weight for the home side as the early weeks of the regular season continue.

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