CARBALLO, Spain (Interstat) — Bergantinos remained perfect in Spain’s Segunda División RFEF after a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Burgos Promesas on Wednesday at Estadio As Eiroas.

The match, a Week 27 fixture in the fourth-tier competition, saw the home side overcome a second-half deficit to secure the result. The win extends Bergantinos’ strong start to the season in this competition, while Burgos Promesas fell back to an even record.

The first half concluded without a goal but not without incident, as Bergantinos defender Daniel Pedrosa Loureiro received the game’s first yellow card in the 24th minute.

The deadlock was broken shortly after halftime. In the 48th minute, Burgos Promesas attacker Lucas Ricoy Serrano found the net to give the visitors a 1-0 lead. The goal energized the away side, which looked to build on its advantage.

Bergantinos responded with a swift and decisive flurry. The home team scored three unanswered goals in a span of roughly 20 minutes to completely reverse the match. The equalizer and go-ahead goals came in quick succession, stunning the Burgos Promesas defense and electrifying the home supporters.

A third goal for Bergantinos provided a crucial cushion, which proved necessary as Burgos Promesas mounted a late challenge. Substitute José Antonio Arjona Molina, who had entered the match in the 63rd minute, pulled a goal back for the visitors in the 74th minute to make it 3-2 and set up a tense finale.

The closing stages were marked by increased physicality, reflected in a series of yellow cards. Burgos Promesas’ Sergio Esteban Pascual was booked in the 60th minute. Following Arjona Molina’s goal, Bergantinos players Iván Garrido Ciaurriz and Iago Beceiro Pereiro received cautions in the 73rd and 80th minutes, respectively, as the home side worked to protect its narrow lead.

Bergantinos managed to see out the remaining minutes, including stoppage time, to claim all three points. The result defied the pregame projections from Interstat, whose game simulator had predicted a 2-1 win for Bergantinos. The organization’s ELO rating system had given the home side a 72.9 percent probability of victory, a forecast that ultimately proved accurate, though the path to the win was more fraught than anticipated.

The victory maintains Bergantinos’ formidable form. The club now holds a record of 2 wins and 0 losses in the Segunda División RFEF this season and is 4-0 across all competitions. The team entered the match having scored four goals in each of its last two outings, a trend of offensive potency that continued Wednesday.

For Burgos Promesas, the narrow defeat leaves its record in the competition at 1 win and 1 loss, mirroring its 1-1 record across all contests. The team showed resilience with its two second-half goals but was unable to withstand Bergantinos’ explosive response.

Burgos Promesas will look to rebound quickly, as its schedule shows a fixture against Coruxo next Wednesday in the same competition. Bergantinos, meanwhile, will aim to continue its winning momentum as it builds on an impressive start to the 2025-2026 campaign.