Las Palmas snatches a 2-1 win against Tenerife 2-1. HIGHLIGHTS

LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA. Las Palmas defeated Tenerife to win 2-1. An own goal from P. Larrea was decisive in the 90min.

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October 17, 2021

LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA. Las Palmas beat Tenerife to win 2-1. An own goal from P. Larrea was decisive in the 90min. It was Las Palmas to strike first with a goal of J. Viera at the 26′. Then it was a goal in the 65′ minute to make things even for 1-1. Eventually, P. Larrea gave the win to Las Palmas in the 90′ minute with an own goal.

The match was played at the Estadio de Gran Canaria stadium in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on Saturday and it started at 4:15 pm local time. The referee was Eduardo Prieto Iglesias with the assistance of Francisco Javier García Sabuco and David Ortiz Calderón. The 4th official was David Recio Moreno. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was pleasant at 24.3 degrees Celsius or 75.69 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 80%.

Match Statistics

Las Palmas

2 - 1

Tenerife

56 Ball Possession 44

Shots

11 Total 10
5 On Target 2
6 Off Target 8
1 Shots blocked 2

110 Attack 106
41 Dangerous attack 36
67 Ball safe 74

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 2
2 Off Sides 2

Fouls

10 Total 30
3 Yellow Cards 5
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

4 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Las Palmas was in firm control of the ball 55% while Tenerife was struggling with a 45% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Las Palmas was more aggressive with 41 dangerous attacks and 11 shots of which 5 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Las Palmas won the match.

Las Palmas shot 11 times, 5 on target, 6 off target. On the other side, Tenerife shot 10 times, 2 on target, 8 off target.

Cards

Las Palmas received 3 yellow cards (R. Fernandez, E. Curbelo and E. Loiodice). On the opposite side, Tenerife received 5 yellow cards (C. Ruiz, V. Mollejo, S. Moore, A. Munoz and A. Bermejo Escribano).

Match Timeline

16'

26'

46'

52'

Enzo Loiodice- Yellow

54'

62'

Eric Curbelo- Yellow

63'

65'

70'

75'

Nikola Sipcic- sub ->C. Ruiz

77'

80'

82'

89'

90'

Benito Ramírez- sub ->Pejino

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Las Palmas will have 17 points like Ponferradina and Tenerife to stay in the 5th place. On the opposite side, Tenerife will stay with 17 points like Ponferradina and Las Palmas to stay in the 6th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the La Liga 2, Las Palmas will play away with Lugo on the 20th of October with a 5-4 head to head record in favor of Las Palmas (3 draws).

Tenerife will host Burgos on the 1st of November with a 0-0 head to head record.

Las Palmas – Formation

Las Palmas

Raúl Fernández 1.Spain

6.8

82'

Raúl Navas 16.Spain

6.6

Álvaro Lemos 14.Spain

6.9

90'

Eric Curbelo 6.Spain

6.9

63'

Sergi Cardona 30.Spain

7.3

Jonathan Viera 21.Spain

7.4

26'

Nuke Mfulu 22.DR Congo

7.1

Enzo Loiodice 12.France

7.3

54'

Pejiño 24.Spain

7.3

90'

Alberto Moleiro 28.Spain

6.3

52'

Jesé Rodríguez 10.Spain

7.1

90'

Substitutes

Álvaro Valles 13.Spain

Saúl Coco 29.Equatorial Guinea

Erick Ferigra 5.Ecuador

90'

Ale García 27.Spain

Benito Ramírez 11.Spain

90'

Fabio González 15.Spain

Kirian Rodríguez 20.Spain

Maikel Mesa 8.Spain

Claudio Mendes 26.Spain

Armando Sadiku 19.Albania

90'

Óscar Pinchi 18.Spain

6.4

52'

Óscar Clemente 17.Spain

Las Palmas started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager José Mel Pérez decided to play with the following team: Raúl Fernández (6.8), Álvaro Lemos (6.9), Raúl Navas (6.6), Eric Curbelo (6.9), Sergi Cardona (7.3), Omenuke Mfulu (7.1), Enzo Loiodice (7.3), Pejiño (7.3), Jonathan Viera (7.4), Alberto Moleiro (6.3) and Jesé Rodríguez (7.1).

The home team had on the bench: Ale García, Claudio, Benito Ramírez, Saúl Coco, Fabio González, A. Sadiku, Óscar Pinchi (6.4), Óscar Clemente, Álvaro Vallés, E. Ferigra, Kirian Rodríguez and Maikel Mesa.

Substitutions

Las Palmas made 4 changes: A. Moleiro for Oscar Pinchi (52′), Pejino for B. Ramirez (90′), Jese for A. Sadiku (90′) and A. Lemos for E. Ferigra (90′).

Best player: Jonathan Viera

The player that probably impressed the most for Las Palmas was Jonathan Viera.

His rating is (7.4) with 1 goal, 55 passes (85% accurate) and 3 key passes. He was won 8 duels out of 18. He performed 1 cross.

Tenerife – Formation

Tenerife

Juan Soriano 1.Spain

6.1

Carlos Ruiz 14.Spain

6.4

75'

16'

Álex Muñoz 3.Spain

7.1

77'

Shaq Moore 21.United States

6.6

80'

José León 4.Spain

6.3

Aitor Sanz 16.Spain

6.5

Míchel Herrero 24.Spain

6.8

62'

Àlex Corredera 6.Spain

6.1

89'

Rubén Díez 19.Spain

6.4

Elady Zorrilla 9.Spain

6.9

89'

65'

Samuel Shashoua 10.England

6.6

46'

Substitutes

David Rodríguez Ramos 32.Spain

V. Méndez 30.Spain

D. Hernández 13.Venezuela

Sergio González 12.Spain

Nikola Sipcic 23.Montenegro

6.4

75'

Carlos Pomares 15.Spain

Álex Bermejo 11.Spain

6.2

62'

70'

Pablo Larrea 2.Spain

6.1

89'

Thierno Barry 31.Guinea

Ethyan 27.Spain

6.4

89'

Emmanuel Apeh 20.Nigeria

Víctor Mollejo 28.Spain

7.0

46'

90'

Tenerife started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

On the other side, Luis Miguel Ramis Monfort played with: Juan Soriano (6.1), Shaq Moore (6.6), Carlos Ruiz (6.4), José León (6.3), Álex Muñoz (7.1), Álex Corredera (6.1), Aitor Sanz (6.5), Míchel Herrero (6.8), Ruben Diez (6.4), Samuel Shashoua (6.6) and Eladio Zorrilla Jiménez (6.9).

These were the players on the bench: Thierno, Sergio González, Ethyan González (6.4), E. Apeh, Víctor Méndez, Víctor Mollejo (7.0), Nikola Šipčić (6.4), Álex Bermejo Escribano (6.2), David Rodríguez, Pablo Larrea (6.1), D. Hernández and Carlos Pomares.

Tenerife could not rely on the presence of E. Gonzalez (injured).

Substitutions

Tenerife made 5 changes: S. Shashoua for V. Mollejo (46′), Michel for A. Bermejo Escribano (62′), C. Ruiz for N. Sipcic (75′), A. Corredera for P. Larrea (89′) and Elady for E. Gonzalez (89′).