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Spanish Segunda Division
06-08 03:00
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UD Las Palmas
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32
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Iván Medina
L.Amatucci
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D. Brašanac
C. Dotor
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Chupe
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Jesé
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M. Fuster
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D.Lorenzo
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Pejiño
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E. Clemente
45′
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Aarón Ochoa
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Marvin
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F. Montero
E.Galilea
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Match Info

Malaga Snatch Late Win Against UD Las Palmas in Spanish Segunda Division

Malaga produced a gritty away performance to defeat UD Las Palmas 1-0 in a Spanish Segunda Division clash at the Estadio de Gran Canaria on Monday, June 8, 2026. A solitary goal from Jose Maria Gutierrez in the 76th minute was enough to give the visitors a vital three points.

Match Overview

Las Palmas dominated possession in the first half, particularly through midfielder Alberto Sosa, but lacked the final pass. Malaga defended resolutely, with goalkeeper David Martinez making key saves to keep the score level. The away side grew into the game after the break and eventually found a breakthrough.

Key Moments

  • 22nd minute: Las Palmas striker Raul Hernandez headed over from close range after a cross from the right.
  • 45+1 minute: Martinez denied Hernandez again with a reflex save from a sharp volley.
  • 65th minute: Malaga had a goal ruled out for offside after a VAR check, much to the relief of the home crowd.
  • 76th minute: Jose Maria Gutierrez pounced on a loose ball in the box after a corner and fired low into the corner.
  • 88th minute: Las Palmas pushed for an equalizer, but Malaga’s defense held firm, with central defender Pablo Lopez making a crucial block.

Tactical Breakdown

Las Palmas attempted to control the game through a 4-3-3 formation, circulating the ball across the width of the pitch. Malaga, in a 4-4-2 shape, pressed in midfield and looked to counter through quick passes to wingers. The winning goal came from a set piece routine that caught the Las Palmas defense napping.

Standings Impact

Malaga’s win lifts them to seventh place in the Segunda Division, just outside the promotion play-off spots. Las Palmas drop to 11th, now four points adrift of the top six. With the season approaching its midpoint, every result carries weight in the tight race for promotion to La Liga.

Referee: Alejandro Quintero, who issued five yellow cards in a physical but fair contest.