Burgos CF wins in León with a double from David González and stays in the Play-Off fight. The Ramis team showed its defensive strength in the second half. The competition was intense from the start, with the Burgos CF taking the lead in the 6th minute from a penalty executed by David González and provoked by Fer Niño. After the visitor's goal, the locals had the majority of possession, but the Burgos CF managed to come back and cause damage. The end of the first half was the most convulsive part, with a goal annulled to Fer Niño due to a millimetric offside in the 41st minute, a shot on the wood of the Cultural in the 43rd minute, and a header from Morante that went off by a hair's breadth a minute later. But the best was yet to come. In the third minute of added time, Appin robbed a ball in the interior of the rival area, shot, forcing Badía to clear, and, as always, the cleverest of the class appeared again to make his double. David González unleashed the madness in the visiting stand, where over a thousand blanquinegros were celebrating, and the Burgos CF left the break with a two-goal advantage. During the second half, the team by the Arlanzón River performed a tactical exercise of sguante, demonstrating its defensive strength. Ramis brought on Luengo and Galdames in place of Morante and Sergio González in the 66th minute, looking for fresh legs, and, just three minutes later, the Burgos CF was on the verge of making the third goal in a one-on-one between Fer Niño and Edgar Badía that the local goalkeeper cleared. The resistance of the Ramis team continued, and the Taragonese coach made another double change in the 78th minute, bringing on Mollejo and Mateo Mejía in place of Appin and the double-goaled David González, and also gave minutes to Marcelo from the 88th minute so that Fer Niño could have some rest. The result was going to be unshakeable in the last minutes of the game, and the Burgos CF was going to certify a victory that kept them in seventh place with 69 points, tied with CD Castellón, one point behind Málaga CF and UD Las Palmas, and two points behind UD Almería. Everything remains to be decided, and WE CHOOSE TO BELIEVE.