
Castellón sit in the Segunda División, Spain's second tier, and have endured a difficult run of recent matches. Their last completed fixture saw them concede three goals without reply at home to Alaves, a heavy defeat that underlines defensive frailty. Before that, they salvaged a point away at Girona with a 3-3 draw, showing they can score but struggle to keep clean sheets.
The club have managed just one point from their last two outings. The draw at Girona demonstrated attacking threat - three goals is respectable - yet the inability to defend cost them dearly. Alaves exposed those vulnerabilities completely, winning 3-0 at Castellón's ground to inflict what amounts to a comprehensive beating.
Ahead lie tests against Hércules and Levante, both scheduled fixtures. Levante, a former La Liga side, will present another stern examination. There is little margin for error if Castellón are to arrest this slide. The pattern emerging is clear: they can create chances and find the net, but defensive organisation remains a critical problem. Until they tighten at the back, results will continue to swing wildly between draws and defeats. The next fortnight will be telling.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Aarón EscandellSpain | Goalkeeper | |
| Iban SalvadorSpain | Goalkeeper | |
| Óscar GilSpain | Defender | |
| Antonio LunaSpain | Defender | |
| Aleix CochSpain | Defender | |
| Salva RuizSpain | Defender | |
| Sergio LozanoSpain | Defender | |
| Javi LaraSpain | Midfielder | |
| ChuliSpain | Forward | |
| Sergi GuardiolaSpain | Forward | |
| Ian MuñozSpain | Midfielder | |
| Cristian HerreraSpain | Forward | |
| Bilal SebbahiSpain | Defender | |
| SotillosSpain | Midfielder | |
| Fran GarciaSpain | Midfielder |
Club Deportivo Castellón was established in the city of Castellón de la Plana
The club competed in La Liga across multiple seasons from the 1930s through the 1980s
The club's stadium has a capacity of over 15,000 spectators
The team is affectionately known by this local nickname tied to the region's folklore