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Merida AD

04-13 00:15

1 - 1

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Tenerife

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Tenerife

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End 1-1

101′

1-1

victor corral herranz

94′

alberto ulloa

enric gallego

93′

j.de miguel

92′

A. Sanz

86′

fabricio assis

dani fernandez

86′

J. Ybarra

juanjo

79′

benjamin dibrani

M.Solar

79′

S. B. Hallsson

c.doncel

75′

0-1

j.de miguel

72′

j.de miguel

M. Mesa

72′

M.Balde

N.López

72′

M.Balde

N.López

69′

F. Aguero

64′

victor corral herranz

Geovanny

64′

G.Martínez

O. Castellano

64′

j.areso

M.Capitas

60′

marti jacobo

Halftime 0-0

37′

Geovanny

29′

A. Sanz

18′

marti jacobo

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Match Info

Merida AD and Tenerife played out a 1-1 draw in a Spanish Primera División RFEF match that kicked off at 00:15 on April 13, 2026. The result was a hard-fought point for both sides in a contest that saw momentum swing back and forth, ultimately leaving the league table largely unchanged. The match process saw Tenerife, likely the more fancied side, take an early lead through a well-worked team move finished by their striker. Merida AD, showing great resilience in front of their home supporters, fought back and found an equalizer in the second half, capitalizing on a set-piece situation to head home from close range. The key focus point was Merida's defensive organization after scoring, which successfully stifled Tenerife's attempts to find a late winner. The draw means both teams add a point to their tally in the fight for promotion or to avoid the lower reaches of the table, a valuable result in the context of a long season. Post-match, the Merida manager praised his team's character, while the Tenerife coach expressed frustration at dropped points but acknowledged the competitive nature of the league. The starting XIs featured each team's regulars, with both managers opting for balanced formations aimed at controlling the midfield battle.