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Valladolid 5-0 Albacete: 11 Points Between Sides After Matchday Nine

Valladolid put five past Albacete at home on Monday to record a 5-0 win in Segunda División matchday nine, already 4-0 up at half-time.

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·13 Oct·2 min read
Valladolid 5-0 Albacete: 11 Points Between Sides After Matchday Nine
Valladolid 5-0 Albacete: 11 Points Between Sides After Matchday NinePhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Valladolid defeated Albacete 5-0 at home on Monday, 12 October 2026 in the ninth round of the Segunda División regular season, with the hosts already leading 4-0 at the interval.

Goal details were not made available, so the identity of the scorers cannot be confirmed. The half-time score of 4-0 and the final margin of five goals without reply make this one of the more one-sided results the competition has produced so far this term.

The result leaves Valladolid 11th in the 22-team table with 12 points from nine matches — three wins, three draws and three defeats — and a goals record of 13 scored and 11 conceded. Their last five results read: win, draw, win, draw, loss. They are placed in mid-table.

Albacete sit 22nd and in the bottom two of the table after suffering an eighth defeat from nine matches. They have collected just one point all season, that coming from their solitary draw, and their goals record now stands at five scored and 20 conceded. Their last five results read: loss, loss, loss, loss, draw.

The 11-point gap between the two sides at the final whistle illustrates how contrasting their respective seasons have been through nine matchdays. Valladolid occupy mid-table on 12 points, whilst Albacete sit in the bottom two on a single point with eight losses already to their name.

This was Segunda División matchday nine of the regular season, and the margin of victory ensures Valladolid's afternoon at home will be among the standout results of the round.

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