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Cadiz and Mallorca offer a close La Liga matchup in which Mallorca hold the clearer result edge, while draws shape much of the comparison. Mallorca won 1–0 at home on 12 May 2023 and 2–1 there on 5 February 2022. Cadiz won 2–0 at home on 28 January 2023, but the teams drew 1–1 in Cadiz on 28 April 2024 and in Mallorca on 29 November 2023.
Past matches, Cadiz vs Mallorca
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cadiz
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15D
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19F
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25F
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18F
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21F
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13G
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14D
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2D
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7F
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17M
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6M
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11M
Mallorca Substitutes
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M
18
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M
8
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M
10
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D
3
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F
9
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G
13
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G
25
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D
11
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D
4
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D
22
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F
19
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F
17
Match events
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12'⚽Vedat Muriqi Normal Goal (Asst: Martin Valjent)
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32'Lucas Pires Yellow Card
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41'Chris Ramos Yellow Card
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45' +2Dani Rodríguez Yellow Card
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46'Sergi Guardiola Aiham Ousou
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46'Javier Hernández Lucas Pires
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53'Omar Mascarell Yellow Card
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57'Antonio Sánchez Nemanja Radonjić
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59'⚽Omar Mascarell Own Goal
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65'Maximiliano Gómez Juanmi
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70'Sergi Darder Samuel Costa
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70'Manu Morlanes Dani Rodríguez
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70'Manu Morlanes Dani Rodríguez
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70'Sergi Darder Samuel Costa
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73'Fali Yellow Card
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79'Darwin Machís Robert Navarro
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80'Roger Martí Chris Ramos
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84'Toni Lato Pablo Maffeo
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84'Abdón Prats Vedat Muriqi
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84'Abdón Prats Vedat Muriqi
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84'Toni Lato Pablo Maffeo
Stats for this game
Matchup Cadiz VS Mallorca
Mallorca’s narrow result advantage
Mallorca’s stronger line includes the 1–0 home win over Cadiz on 12 May 2023 and the 2–1 result at the same venue on 5 February 2022. Those victories provide a clear direction, but neither produced a large margin. The La Liga scorelines therefore support Mallorca without suggesting a wide gap, especially in a matchup where level results occur repeatedly and keep the balance close.
Cadiz’s win and the draw pattern
Cadiz’s 2–0 home victory on 28 January 2023 is a direct counterpoint to Mallorca’s edge. The 1–1 draw at Cadiz on 28 April 2024 and another 1–1 result in Mallorca on 29 November 2023 add two shared scores across opposite venues. Mallorca retain the stronger result profile, yet Cadiz’s home win and the repeated draws make this a comparison of fine margins rather than a settled hierarchy. The repeated draws keep the balance visibly close across both venues. Another Cadiz–Mallorca meeting will clarify whether the counterexamples remain exceptions to the broader direction.