Fundacio Esportiva Grama and FC Martinenc played out a 1-1 draw in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on Sunday, 13 September 2026, with both sides taking a point from a closely contested Catalan clash. The match at Camp Municipal de Can Peixauet kicked off at 17:45 and delivered the kind of tight, tactical battle that has become familiar in Group 5 of the Tercera RFEF.

Match Overview

Grama started with real intent, pressing high and looking to use the width of their home pitch. The early pressure paid off when the home side carved out the opening goal, finishing a well-worked move that began on the right flank and ended with a low strike from the edge of the box. The lead gave Grama confidence, but Martinenc stayed compact and gradually worked their way back into the contest.

The visitors equalised before the break, capitalising on a moment of hesitation in the Grama defence. A quick turnover in midfield allowed Martinenc to attack with numbers, and their forward kept his composure to slot the ball past the goalkeeper. From there, the game became a midfield chess match, with both teams wary of committing too many bodies forward.

Key Moments

• 18th minute – Grama take the lead: A patient build-up ended with a crisp finish from the home side’s attacking midfielder, sending the home support into early celebration.
• 42nd minute – Martinenc level: The visitors punished a loose pass with a fast break, finishing calmly to make it 1-1 just before half-time.
• 77th minute – Late chance for Grama: A whipped free-kick from the right was met at the near post, but the Martinenc goalkeeper reacted well to push it away.
• 89th minute – Martinenc nearly snatch it: A shot from distance dipped just over the crossbar as the away side pushed for a late winner.

Tactical Story

Grama lined up in a 4-2-3-1 and tried to dominate possession through their double pivot, but Martinenc’s 4-4-2 mid-block made central progress difficult. The visitors were happy to concede the ball in wide areas and then crowd the penalty box, forcing Grama into crosses that were often cleared. Martinenc’s equaliser came from exactly the kind of transition moment they had been waiting for.

In the second half, Grama pushed their full-backs higher and introduced fresh legs in attack, but Martinenc defended their box with discipline. The away side’s goalkeeper was called into two important saves, while Grama’s centre-backs had to stay alert against repeated counter-attacks. The draw felt like a fair reflection of a game where neither side created enough clear-cut chances to claim all three points.

Standout Players

Grama’s No. 10 was the creative hub, linking midfield and attack and scoring the opening goal. Their left-back also impressed with his overlapping runs and delivery into the box. For Martinenc, the centre-forward led the line intelligently and took his equalising chance well, while the goalkeeper produced a composed second-half display to keep the score level.

Table and Season Impact

The point keeps both teams in the crowded middle section of the Tercera División RFEF Group 5 table. Grama will feel they did enough to win, but they will also know that turning draws into victories is the key to climbing toward the promotion places. Martinenc, meanwhile, will take confidence from a resilient away performance and a valuable point on the road.