“Pablo Torre booked for arguing with officials as tempers flared in a tense, physical midfield battle.”
“Mallorca make a double substitution, bringing on Sergi Darder and Adrián Liso in a bid to change the game's complexion.”
“A second yellow card of the closing stages underlines the ill-tempered finish as both sides fail to find a breakthrough.”
Outstanding performance

Girona controlled the game territorially, racking up 55% possession and a huge 60-28 edge in dangerous attacks, but couldn't turn that pressure into a breakthrough despite five shots on target. Mallorca sat deep, committed 18 fouls to disrupt any rhythm, and leaned on their goalkeeper who made five saves to keep a clean sheet on the road. The visitors made wholesale changes from the hour mark onward, bringing on six substitutes including Sergi Darder and Bryan Gil, but never threatened to create anything of note at the other end, managing zero shots on target all match. For two sides battling near the bottom of the table, a share of the points keeps both in the mix but solves neither club's problems in the fight to climb away from the drop zone.
How entertaining was this match?
Girona and Mallorca enter this Montilivi showdown locked on 13 points apiece, both chasing the LaLiga 2 playoff spots. Girona ride a wave of momentum after back-to-back wins, while Mallorca arrive amid a goalkeeping scare that's thrown their preparation into disarray.