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10-12 00:30
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RCD Mallorca
UD Las Palmas
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46
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25
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Match Info

Mallorca Beat Las Palmas 3-1 to Boost Promotion Push

RCD Mallorca secured a commanding 3-1 victory over UD Las Palmas in the Spanish Segunda Division on October 12, 2026, strengthening their promotion credentials with a composed performance at home. The island clash delivered plenty of intensity, but Mallorca’s superior finishing and tactical discipline proved decisive.

Las Palmas enjoyed spells of possession and tried to impose their passing game, yet Mallorca’s defensive structure and quick counter-attacks consistently caused problems. The home side led 2-1 at half-time and added a third after the break to put the result beyond doubt.

Match Overview

Mallorca started brightly and took the lead inside the first 15 minutes, capitalising on a loose pass in Las Palmas’ midfield. Las Palmas responded well, equalising midway through the first half with a well-placed shot from the edge of the box. But Mallorca regained control before the interval, scoring a second goal that restored their advantage.

In the second half, Las Palmas pushed more players forward in search of an equaliser, leaving gaps at the back. Mallorca exploited those gaps ruthlessly, adding a third goal on the counter. The visitors kept pressing, but Mallorca’s defence held firm to secure an important three points.

Key Moments

  • 13th minute: Mallorca opened the scoring after a high press forced a turnover, with a cool finish into the bottom corner.
  • 28th minute: Las Palmas equalised with a curling effort from outside the box that gave the goalkeeper no chance.
  • 41st minute: Mallorca regained the lead through a header from a corner, swinging momentum back in their favour.
  • 67th minute: A rapid counter-attack ended with a composed finish to make it 3-1.
  • 84th minute: Las Palmas hit the crossbar, a late reminder of their threat, but Mallorca survived the scare.

Tactical Story

Mallorca set up in a 4-2-3-1 and looked to attack quickly down the flanks, using their wingers to isolate Las Palmas’ full-backs. Their midfield duo screened the defence effectively, cutting off central passes and forcing Las Palmas to play wide. When possession was won, Mallorca moved the ball forward with purpose, often in three or four passes.

Las Palmas used a 4-3-3 and dominated the ball for long stretches, but their possession was often sterile. They struggled to break through Mallorca’s low block and were vulnerable to transitions. Their defensive line pushed high in the second half, which only increased the space for Mallorca’s forwards to run into.

Standout Players

Mallorca’s right winger was a constant threat, providing an assist and stretching the Las Palmas defence throughout. The centre-forward led the line superbly, scoring one and holding up play to bring others into the game. In defence, Mallorca’s captain made several crucial interceptions and organised the back line with calm authority.

For Las Palmas, the attacking midfielder was their most inventive player, creating chances and scoring the equaliser. However, the defensive unit struggled with Mallorca’s direct running, and the goalkeeper was beaten by three well-taken finishes.

Season Impact

The win moves RCD Mallorca into a stronger position in the Segunda Division promotion race, keeping pressure on the automatic promotion places. Las Palmas remain in the playoff conversation but will need to tighten up defensively after conceding three goals on the road. With the season still long, both teams will look to build momentum from this result.