
Two in Two: Job Ochieng Celebrates New Deal with Clincher Against Cádiz
Just days after committing his future to Real Sociedad until 2028, Job Ochieng proved exactly why the Basque giants were so eager to secure his signature. On Monday night at the Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla, the 20-year-old winger delivered a performance brimming with confidence, breaking the deadlock to set "Sanse" on their way to a vital away victory.
Back-to-Back Brilliance
Following his match-winning heroics against Málaga last week, Ochieng entered the clash against Cádiz as the man to watch. After a tense first hour where both sides struggled for clear-cut opportunities, the breakthrough finally arrived in the 72nd minute.
Latching onto a pinpoint pass from Jon Balda, Ochieng showcased his elite movement and composure, slotting the ball home to silence the home crowd. The goal marked his fourth of the campaign in 18 appearances, further solidifying his status as a key pillar in the squad’s fight to distance themselves from the relegation zone.
A Landmark Week
For Ochieng, the goal was the perfect way to toast a life-changing week.
- The Extension: On February 20, 2026, he officially signed a contract extension that keeps him at the Reale Arena for the next two seasons beyond his original deal.
- The Impact: Since his history-making La Liga debut against Elche on February 7—becoming only the third Kenyan to play in Spain's top flight—Ochieng has become a permanent fixture in the senior matchday squads, featuring on the bench against both Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Closing the Deal
Ochieng was substituted in the 79th minute to a standing ovation from the traveling supporters, watching from the bench as Lander Astiazaran added a second goal in stoppage time to wrap up the points.
"Consistency. Confidence. Big impact." — These three words now define Ochieng's journey in Spain as he continues to follow in the footsteps of legends like McDonald Mariga.
The victory lifts Real Sociedad B to 13th in the Segunda DivisiĂłn table, providing much-needed breathing room as they head into a busy March schedule.


