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AD Ceuta FC vs Oviedo: Second Division Matchday 10 Preview

AD Ceuta FC host mid-table Oviedo on Sunday in a Segunda División fixture that finds the home side sitting in the bottom two of the table.

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AD Ceuta FC vs Oviedo: Second Division Matchday 10 Preview
AD Ceuta FC vs Oviedo: Second Division Matchday 10 PreviewPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

AD Ceuta FC welcome Oviedo to the Estadio Municipal Alfonso Murube on Sunday, 18 October, with kick-off at 12:00 UTC in Matchday 10 of the Segunda División regular season. The two sides are separated by nine points in the table, with the visitors occupying ninth place and the hosts sitting in the bottom two of the 22-team division.

Ceuta have collected five points from their last five matches, a run that includes a win, two draws and two defeats. Their solitary victory in that stretch was a 3-1 home result, while their most recent outing ended in a 1-2 defeat. Across nine matches in total, they have recorded one win, two draws and six losses, accumulating five points with a goals record of 8-20.

Oviedo arrive in stronger recent form, having taken nine points from their last five matches. Those five fixtures included three wins and two defeats, with their most recent outing producing a 3-1 home victory. The visitors have played nine matches this season, winning four, drawing two and losing three, and currently hold 14 points with a goals record of 11-9.

For Ceuta, the table is plain: they are in the bottom two with five points from nine matches, and a nine-point gap separates them from Sunday's visitors. Oviedo, placed ninth, sit in the mid-table bracket described in the standings. The match at the Estadio Municipal Alfonso Murube carries clear significance for the home side's position at this stage of the regular season.

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