“Jesé opens the scoring for Las Palmas, capitalising on their control of the game”
“Álex Forés equalises for Burgos shortly after coming on at half-time, against the flow of a match Las Palmas had dominated”
Pivotal“After a flurry of offsides near the Las Palmas goal, Burgos won a corner and David González converted to snatch victory in the final minute”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Las Palmas controlled the match from start to finish, racking up 63% possession, 567 passes and 59 dangerous attacks compared to Burgos' 22, yet couldn't turn that dominance into a result. Jesé's 37th-minute strike gave the hosts a deserved lead, but Álex Forés levelled just 12 minutes into the second half against the run of play, capitalising on one of only two big chances Burgos created all game. Despite being outshot and out-passed heavily, Burgos stayed disciplined defensively, making 24 tackles to Las Palmas' 13, and their patience paid off when David González struck in the 90th minute from a corner to snatch all three points. For Las Palmas, this will sting as a case of dominance without efficiency, while Burgos' resilience and clinical edge will be the takeaway for their own campaign.
How entertaining was this match?
Las Palmas host Burgos at Gran Canaria carrying an odd historical hex — they haven't scored against these opponents in six straight meetings. With both sides in decent form and the Canarian outfit sitting just outside the promotion pack, this quirky rivalry storyline adds real spice to a routine-looking fixture.