Did it deliver?
For the fixture, it delivered a late winner and a one-sided contest that was only decided at the end. It lacked early incident, with the first half producing nothing of note, but the second half rewarded patience.
Mallorca controlled the game from start to finish, with 64% possession, 23 shots to 10 and 82 dangerous attacks to 26. Even so, they fell behind on 50 minutes when Antoñito Cordero scored from a Dilan Zárate assist after Cádiz's first real spell of pressure. Mallorca had created seven big chances and missed six, but they kept pushing. Pablo Torre equalised on 63 minutes from a Zito Luvumbo assist, and Adrián Fuentes won it in the 89th minute from an Alex Sala pass. Mallorca's ten corners and sustained pressure eventually paid off, while Cádiz, who had only two corners and one big chance, were left to rue the late collapse after defending for long spells. Mallorca's finishing remains a concern, but the three points are a valuable result.


Eighth-placed Mallorca host 19th-placed Cádiz in La Liga 2, with the visitors on a new-manager upswing after two 3-1 wins. Cádiz haven't won at Mallorca's ground since 1987, but the hosts have won just one of their last five league games and are looking for consistency.
A physical striker who can test a Cádiz defence stretched by injuries, and a key source of goals if Mallorca are to end their inconsistency.
The creative midfielder is Mallorca's main source of control and set-piece quality, and could unlock a compact Cádiz side.
His pace and dribbling can cause problems for a Cádiz back line with limited preparation time together.
With several attacking teammates out, the experienced forward is likely to carry Cádiz's goal threat on the break.
