UB Conquense delivered a commanding home performance in the Spanish Segunda División RFEF, defeating Albacete B 4-0 at Estadio La Fuensanta on 12 October 2026. The victory was built on early pressure, sharp finishing, and a midfield display that gave the visitors very little room to breathe. By the final whistle, Conquense had turned a competitive fixture into a statement win.

Conquense take control from the start

UB Conquense began with intent, pressing Albacete B high and forcing turnovers in dangerous areas. The home side’s wide players stretched the pitch, while the central midfielders kept recycling possession quickly. That early dominance paid off in the 14th minute when Álvaro Cano finished calmly after a low cross from the right. Albacete B tried to respond through quick counterattacks, but Conquense’s back line remained compact and alert.

The second goal arrived in the 39th minute, and it was a moment of individual quality. Jorge Pina stepped up from just outside the box and curled a free-kick beyond the reach of the Albacete B goalkeeper. That 2-0 cushion gave Conquense control at half-time and left the reserve side with a difficult task after the break.

Second-half goals put the result beyond doubt

Albacete B attempted to push higher after the restart, but the move played into Conquense’s hands. With more space in behind, the hosts added a third in the 63rd minute. Dani Herrera converted from the penalty spot after a foul inside the area, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way and effectively ending the contest.

Conquense were not finished. In the 82nd minute, Cano grabbed his second goal of the night, arriving late at the back post to turn in a deep cross. It was a fitting reward for a player who had been involved in nearly every dangerous attack. Albacete B’s best chances came late, but the visitors could not find even a consolation goal.

Key performers

• Álvaro Cano: A brace and a constant threat in the final third.
• Jorge Pina: Controlled the tempo and scored a superb free-kick.
• Dani Herrera: Added a composed penalty and linked play well.
• UB Conquense defence: Kept a clean sheet and limited Albacete B to half-chances.

What the result means

The three points strengthen UB Conquense’s position in the Segunda División RFEF table and underline their potential to challenge for a high finish. For Albacete B, the heavy defeat is a reminder of the demands of reserve-team football, where consistency and defensive discipline are often the difference. Conquense will take confidence from the clean sheet and the spread of goals, while Albacete B must regroup quickly.