This Sunday, SD Beasain recorded a 1-1 draw at Loinaz against UD Logroñés in an intense, competitive, and tense encounter. Although the Beasain team showed good form at times, they once again missed out on a full reward. The 'wagoners' took the lead on the scoreboard but ultimately conceded the equalizer after halftime, keeping the fight for permanence wide open.

The match started at a high pace, with UD Logroñés, aware of what was at stake at the top of the table, determined to impose their game from the opening minutes. This ambition led to the first clear chances of the match. In the 10th minute, the visitors were close to taking the lead in an action that could have changed the course of the game: one player hit the post, and on the rebound, another, completely alone in front of goal, inexplicably sent the ball wide. A serious warning that Beasain interpreted as a wake-up call.

From that moment, the home team gradually grew into the game, adjusting their lines and finding greater balance. The team managed to withstand the initial push from the Riojans and began to create their own opportunities, showing defensive solidity and greater clarity in transitions. This effort paid off in the 26th minute, in a play marked by a visitor error. An indecision between the goalkeeper and his defender was exploited by Bengoetxea, who made no mistake: he stole the ball, dribbled past the goalkeeper, and scored into an empty net to make it 1-0. The goal unleashed euphoria in Loinatz and boosted the confidence of a Beasain team that was competing head-to-head against one of the strong teams in the category.

With the score in their favor, Arruabarrena's men managed the game until halftime, curbing UD Logroñés's attempts to react and displaying a solid and organized performance. However, the script changed after the break. The visiting team stepped up, increased pressure, and began to create more danger in the opponent's half, forcing Beasain to retreat more than desired.

The equalizer came in the 56th minute when Santana finished an offensive action to make it 1-1. The goal was a blow for the home side, who saw a match they had managed well leveled. From then on, the game entered a more open phase, with chances for both teams, though without excessive clarity in the penalty areas.

Beasain tried to regroup and once again seek the opponent's goal, but lacked precision in the final meters. Even so, the team did not give up and continued to compete until the last minute, aware of the importance of adding points at a crucial moment of the season. UD Logroñés, for its part, also pushed for victory but failed to break the deadlock.

The final draw leaves mixed feelings for the Gipuzkoan team. On one hand, the team once again demonstrated its ability to compete against strong opponents; on the other, the urgency to secure three points is growing in a very tight league table. With 33 points, Beasain remains in a delicate position, just one point from the play-out spot occupied by Ejea, and with direct salvation marked by Náxara with 38 points.

Indeed, the next commitment will be decisive. This weekend, Beasain will visit Náxara at La Salera (Nájera), in a direct confrontation that could mark the team's immediate future. The club is aware of the importance of the clash and has organized a bus to facilitate fan travel, departing at 9:00 from Loinaz at a price of 5 euros per person.

The regular season will conclude at home next weekend against Real Zaragoza Deportivo Aragón, an opponent who has nothing left to play for after their relegation, but who could become an indirect judge in the fight for permanence.

With only two matchdays remaining, the margin is minimal, and every detail counts. Beasain faces this final stretch with the obligation to step up and transform competitive effort into results. Permanence is still at stake, and the team will have to fight for it until the last minute of the championship.