Mallorca beat Ceuta 3-0 as the visitors sink

Mallorca bounced back this Sunday at Son Moix, delivering a 3-0 win that leaves Ceuta even deeper in their poor start. After losing their previous match, the home side came out strongly, correcting mistakes that had previously condemned them in Granada.

Goals and debuts

The game featured notable individual moments. It was the debut of Josep Cerdà at Son Moix, though the lack of rhythm showed. Where Mallorca truly stood out was in attack: Álex Sala opened the scoring from a free kick taken from just outside the area, curling the ball into a spot Vallejo couldn’t reach.

Ceuta struggled to build sustained possession and couldn’t generate enough clarity to attack Juan José Romero’s side.

After the break, the positive run continued with Adrián Fuentes finding the net. With a burst into the half-space, he set himself up on the left and struck a powerful shot to make it 2-0.

Buksa seals it

As the game settled, Mallorca made it count again from a set piece. Adam Buksa scored his first goal for the club, finishing after a corner played in by Álex Sala, bringing the final score to 3-0.

The victory lifts Mallorca back into the top part of the standings: they remain unbeaten and have not conceded at Son Moix in their first two home matches. For Ceuta, the situation gets worse: they are still without a point and have conceded nine goals so far.

As reported by Mundo Deportivo, the match was played on LaLiga Hypermotion matchday three at 15,645 spectators, with Ábra­ham Domínguez Cervantes as referee.