“Taisei Miyashiro breaks the deadlock for Las Palmas with a right-footed shot, rewarding the away side's patience against a Ceuta team that had been knocking on the door territorially.”
Pivotal“José Juan Romero is booked for arguing just three minutes after Las Palmas' opener, compounding Ceuta's misery and adding a disciplinary edge to an already fraught home performance.”
“Manu Fuster wraps up the points for Las Palmas, finishing off an assist from Miyashiro to make it 2-0 and effectively end the contest as a competitive fixture.”
Pivotal“Cedric Wilfried Teguia Noubi, who had come on as a substitute in the 64th minute, is shown a yellow card for arguing in stoppage time — a fitting symbol of Ceuta's frustrated evening.”
Outstanding performance

Las Palmas executed a near-perfect counter-punching performance at Ceuta, winning 2-0 despite their hosts controlling the ball for 53% of the match, creating 54 dangerous attacks and managing 18 shots to Las Palmas' nine. The away side's ruthlessness was the defining quality: they converted both of their big chances while Ceuta squandered possession without ever truly testing Las Palmas goalkeeper, who finished the match with four saves. Miyashiro's 29th-minute opener — a composed right-footed finish — set the tone for a disciplined Las Palmas defensive display, and Fuster's goal on 69 minutes, created by Miyashiro, killed off any Ceuta revival before it could take shape. For Las Palmas, the victory extends what appears to be strong early-season form in La Liga 2, while Ceuta will be deeply frustrated by their inability to convert territorial dominance into clear-cut chances, with zero big chances created across ninety minutes despite their statistical control of the game.
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