Haro Deportivo came from behind to beat Vianes 2-1 in the Spanish Tercera División RFEF on October 25, 2026, securing an important away victory in Grupo XVI. Vianes made the brighter start and took the lead, but Haro responded before half-time and found the winning goal in the second half after taking control of the contest.

Match overview

The match began with Vianes playing direct and aggressive football, pressing Haro’s defenders and looking to force mistakes. That approach paid off in the 18th minute when the hosts took the lead. Haro needed time to settle, but they gradually found their rhythm and equalized before the interval.

The second half was a different story. Haro moved the ball more patiently and pushed Vianes deeper into their own half. The visitors’ pressure eventually produced the decisive goal in the 67th minute, and although Vianes threatened late, Haro managed the closing stages well.

Key moments

Vianes opened the scoring in the 18th minute after a quick attack down the left ended with a finish inside the box. Haro responded with a spell of pressure and equalized in the 42nd minute, turning in a cross from close range. The winning goal arrived in the 67th minute when Haro worked the ball into the box and found a low finish. Vianes nearly equalized in the 89th minute, but Haro’s goalkeeper made a crucial save.

• 18th minute: Vianes take the lead with a well-worked attack down the left.
• 42nd minute: Haro Deportivo equalize from a dangerous cross.
• 67th minute: Haro score the winner with a low finish after sustained pressure.
• 89th minute: Haro’s goalkeeper makes a decisive late save.

Tactical story

Vianes started with a high-energy approach, using long balls and set pieces to test Haro’s back line. It worked early, but as the game wore on, their midfield dropped deeper and the gaps between the lines grew. Haro took advantage by controlling possession and attacking through the half-spaces.

Haro’s second-half adjustment was key: they pushed their full-backs higher, kept the ball moving quickly, and forced Vianes to defend facing their own goal. The winning goal came from exactly that kind of sustained pressure, and Haro’s game management in the final minutes was composed.

Standout performers

Haro’s centre-forward was central to the comeback, holding the ball up and bringing teammates into play before scoring the winner. Their wide midfielder was also influential, delivering the cross for the equalizer. For Vianes, the goalkeeper made several important saves and nearly kept his side level until the end, while their opening scorer was the brightest attacking threat.

Season impact

The win gives Haro Deportivo momentum and three valuable away points in a competitive group. Vianes will be frustrated after taking an early lead, but the performance showed enough going forward to suggest they can respond. In the tight world of the Tercera División RFEF, this is the kind of match that can shape the mood around both clubs in the weeks ahead.