“Enrique Clemente breaks the deadlock moments after Las Palmas made a triple substitution, giving the visitors the lead they would not relinquish.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Las Palmas were the far more incisive side across the ninety minutes, racking up 20 shots to Cádiz's 7 and creating 46 dangerous attacks compared to the hosts' 29, numbers that reflect a match largely played on Cádiz's terms. An early VAR intervention chalked off what looked like an opener from Giovanni Bonfanti for handball, but Las Palmas didn't need long to find a legitimate breakthrough, with Enrique Clemente converting just after a triple substitution reshaped the visitors' attack in the 60th minute. Cádiz enjoyed more of the ball and out-tackled their opponents 22-11, suggesting a side working hard defensively without ever really threatening to punish Las Palmas on the counter. For Las Palmas this is a statement result on the road that keeps their promotion push alive, while Cádiz will be frustrated at wasting a big chance of their own and failing to make home advantage count against a side that dominated the underlying numbers.
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