Galician team that had previously reached the final in 1908. Arenas scored in the 10th minute of the first match thanks to a run from forward Sesúmaga. He followed it again with another goal later in the first half, with Vigo unable to score a penalty. Vigo controlled the second half but were unable to score, Arenas winning 2–0. In the second leg Arenas was much more dominant, demoralizing their captain-less opponents with a 2–0 lead in the first half and handling the heat better in the second to take a 6–1 victory, thus securing a spot in the final. Barcelona's run was simpler, winning all their games in the competition on the way to the final. They defeated Gipuzkoa champions Real Sociedad 6–0 in a packed home stadium with a hat-trick from Lakatos on April 13. They had quickly established control of the pitch with Reguera stifling any counter-attack attempt. During the second half, with the score 3-0, Real Sociedad's goalkeeper was substituted due to injury but the backup goalkeeper fared no better with Barcelona scoring three more. Barcelona's players had played individually well and Real Sociedad's "very bad form and attack" was unable to take advantage of the eventual winner's weak teamwork. One week later Barcelona beat Sociedad away 3–1 at the Atotxa Stadium, coming from behind thanks to another hat-trick (this time from Vicente Martínez). Both teams were praised by the press for their 'noble' play during both legs, though Barcelona once again established themselves a stronger team that successfully shut down Real Sociedad's forwards. The semifinals were against Regional Sur champions Sevilla FC. In the first leg in Barcelona, the local team began the match overly confident but were quickly surprised by a dominant performance by Sevilla. The visitors managed to equalize twice until Barcelona took over the match in the last 10 minutes, but not before Sevilla scored a late goal in the 85th minute. Barcelona responded instantly with an 86th-minute equalizer and followed it up with an 88th-minute winner by club legend Paulino Alcántara, with the Sevillians by now physically exhausted. The away leg was "unremarkable", with Alcántara scoring three in the second half. Both teams had focused on playing through the air and using headers during this second match and performed better than in the first leg. Match Build-up Arenas had been predicted to win. Fans broke down the stadium's outside fencing twice