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Eibar
RCD Mallorca
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72
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30
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94′
I. Gil
91′
M.Ares
85′
A. Buksa
A. Fuentes
84′
M.Calatayud García
A.Sala
84′
J.Martón
83′
A. Prats
81′
J.Donald
76′
M. Mateo
A. Arbilla
73′
A. Fuentes
71′
Toni Lato
A. Moreno
71′
S. Darder
Z. Luvumbo
71′
Lucas Nuñez
A.Madariaga
66′
Pejiño
j.guruzeta
63′
Fernández
P. Torre
54′
J.Donald
52′
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A. Fuentes
Assist: A.Liso
45′
P. Nolaskoain
U.Elgezabal
45′
J.Martón
J. Bautista
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19′
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Match Info

Eibar and Mallorca Share the Spoils in Segunda Division Draw

Eibar and RCD Mallorca played out a 1-1 draw in the Spanish Segunda Division on Saturday, 17 October 2026, with both sides taking a point from a closely fought contest at the Estadio Municipal de Ipurua. Mario Soriano gave Eibar a first-half lead, but Abdón Prats equalised after the break as Mallorca’s persistence paid off.

The result keeps both teams in the promotion conversation and underlines how competitive the Segunda Division can be. Eibar will feel they did enough to win, while Mallorca will value the away point after growing into the game following a difficult opening period.

Match overview

Eibar started brightly and used their high press to pin Mallorca back. The home side’s midfield pressed in coordinated waves, forcing mistakes and creating chances in transition. Their breakthrough came in the 23rd minute when Soriano collected the ball on the edge of the area, shifted it onto his left foot and curled a fine finish into the far corner.

Mallorca responded well after the interval. They began to find space behind Eibar’s advanced full-backs, and their equaliser arrived in the 67th minute. Prats was in the right place at the right time to convert from close range after a cross caused confusion in the Eibar penalty area. Both sides pushed for a winner in the closing stages, but neither could find the decisive moment.

Key moments

  • 23’ – Eibar take the lead: Mario Soriano curls a precise effort into the far corner.
  • 41’ – Mallorca respond: A header from a corner flashes just wide of the post.
  • 67’ – Mallorca equalise: Abdón Prats scores from close range after a dangerous cross.
  • 74’ – Eibar pressure: A low drive is saved well by the Mallorca goalkeeper.
  • 89’ – Late chance: Mallorca break quickly, but the final shot is blocked in the box.

Tactical story

Eibar’s high pressing was effective in the first half, disrupting Mallorca’s attempts to build from the back. Their midfield rotated well and ensured the home side won most of the second balls. However, that approach became harder to sustain after the break, and Mallorca began to exploit the space left behind Eibar’s attacking full-backs.

Mallorca’s second-half adjustment was simple but effective: they played more directly into Prats and looked to attack the wide areas quickly. That change gave them a foothold in the match and produced the equaliser. Eibar finished the stronger side, but Mallorca’s defensive organisation and counter-attacking threat ensured the visitors left with a point.

Standout players

Soriano was Eibar’s most dangerous player, combining intelligent movement with a decisive finish. Prats led the line well for Mallorca and took his goal with the instinct of a proven scorer. Both goalkeepers made important saves, while the central defenders on each side produced several key blocks during a tense final 20 minutes.

Segunda Division impact

In the race for promotion, draws like this can feel like two points dropped for the home side and one gained for the visitors. Eibar remain in the mix around the play-off places, while Mallorca’s ability to take points away from Ipurua will be valuable over the course of a long Segunda Division season. The result also highlights the fine margins that often separate the promotion contenders in Spain’s second tier.