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Tuesday, August 25, 2026

League III Season 2026 – Group D Round 10 Recap

    





Round 10 of League III Season 2026 brought another entertaining set of results to Group D, with 58 goals scored across 13 matches. The round featured plenty of close contests, several impressive away victories, and another high-scoring draw.

After 10 rounds, the teams have completed exactly 20% of the 50-round season, leaving 40 rounds still to play. The table is beginning to take shape, but there is an enormous amount of football remaining before the promotion and cup positions are decided.

The objectives remain straightforward: 1st place earns automatic promotion to League II, while 2nd through 9th qualify for the playoffs for the second promotion spot. 10th place earns Friendly Cup qualification, while 11th and 12th qualify for the King's Cup. There is no relegation from League III.

Round 10 Results

San Lorenzo de Almagro 2–3 AIK Fotboll

AIK Fotboll continued its strong response with an impressive 3–2 away victory over San Lorenzo. The Swedish club found a way to win another close encounter, while San Lorenzo was left empty-handed despite scoring twice.

Defensa y Justicia 4–2 Adelaide IK

Defensa y Justicia produced one of the round's strongest attacking performances, defeating Adelaide IK 4–2. After a difficult previous round, the Argentine club responded emphatically with three valuable points.

Deportivo Táchira 2–1 Arameisk-Syrianska IF

Deportivo Táchira continued its excellent run with a 2–1 victory over Arameisk-Syrianska. Táchira once again demonstrated its ability to grind out a result in a closely contested match.

Zamora FC 2–1 Mushuc Runa

Zamora FC claimed a narrow 2–1 home victory over Mushuc Runa. The Venezuelan side took advantage of home-field advantage to secure three important points.

Metropolitanos FC 3–3 L.D.U. Quito

Another high-scoring thriller ended level as Metropolitanos and L.D.U. Quito played to a 3–3 draw. Six goals were scored at Olympic Stadium in Caracas, with neither side able to find the decisive strike.

Puntarenas FC 2–3 Independiente del Valle

Independiente del Valle picked up an impressive 3–2 away victory against Puntarenas. The Costa Rican club scored twice but could not contain Independiente's attack, which produced the winning goal.

Municipal Pérez Zeledón 2–3 Talleres de Córdoba

Talleres de Córdoba secured an important 3–2 road win over Municipal Pérez Zeledón. The match produced five goals, with Talleres surviving a competitive contest to take all three points back to Argentina.

A.D. San Carlos 3–2 Bentín Tacna Heroica

A.D. San Carlos ended Bentín Tacna Heroica's strong run with a thrilling 3–2 victory. Five goals were scored in a match that saw San Carlos hold on for a valuable home victory.

Lempira FC 1–2 Club Plaza Colonia de Deportes

Plaza Colonia earned a 2–1 away victory over Lempira FC. The Uruguayan side kept its composure in a close match and secured a valuable three points on the road.

C.D. Dandy 2–1 Centro Atlético Fénix

C.D. Dandy claimed a narrow 2–1 victory over Fénix. After a tight opening, Dandy managed to produce the decisive goal and secure the win.

CD Choloma 1–2 Blooming

Blooming continued its impressive form with another away victory, defeating CD Choloma 2–1. The Bolivian side showed its ability to win tight games and remains one of the teams generating plenty of momentum in Group D.

K.R.C. Genk 3–2 Bucha

Genk secured another entertaining victory, defeating Bucha 3–2 at Cegeka Arena. The Belgian club scored three times and survived a late challenge from Bucha to claim all three points.

Canon Yaoundé 4–2 R.S.C. Anderlecht

Canon Yaoundé closed out Round 10 with one of the round's biggest victories, defeating Anderlecht 4–2. The Cameroonian side's four-goal performance provided a major boost after a difficult stretch of results.

Round 10 Highlights

The attacking numbers tell the story of another exciting week. 58 goals in 13 matches works out to an average of approximately 4.5 goals per game.

There were seven matches decided by a single goal, emphasizing just how competitive many of the fixtures remain. Five of those victories went to the visiting side, making away form particularly important in Round 10.

The biggest winners included Defensa y Justicia and Canon Yaoundé, who each scored four goals, while AIK Fotboll, Deportivo Táchira, Independiente del Valle, Talleres de Córdoba, and Blooming all secured valuable road victories.

The 3–3 draw between Metropolitanos and L.D.U. Quito was the round's only draw and provided another six-goal spectacle for Group D fans.

The Promotion Race

Ten rounds into a 50-round season, it is still far too early to declare a favorite for automatic promotion. However, every three points earned now can become extremely important when the table tightens later in the campaign.

The ultimate prize remains 1st place and direct promotion to League II. Finishing 2nd through 9th keeps the promotion dream alive through the playoffs, making the top nine positions extremely valuable.

Meanwhile, teams outside the promotion picture still have meaningful objectives. 10th place earns a Friendly Cup berth, while 11th and 12th qualify for the King's Cup. With no relegation, even clubs near the bottom can focus entirely on improving their position and competing for one of these postseason opportunities.

40 Rounds To Go

Round 10 marks the 20% point of the regular season. With 40 rounds remaining, there is still plenty of time for teams to climb the standings, recover from poor starts, or establish themselves as promotion contenders.

Group D continues to produce goals and unpredictable results every round. The promotion battle is only beginning to heat up, and with so many matches still ahead, one hot streak could completely change the complexion of the table.

10 rounds down. 40 to go. The road to League II continues!

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