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Las Palmas vs Cordoba offers an even Segunda División comparison, with wins split between the clubs across both venues. Cordoba won 2–1 at Las Palmas on 24 January 2026, while Las Palmas won 3–1 at Cordoba on 25 August 2025. The 1–0 Las Palmas home victory on 12 May 2019 and Cordoba’s 4–1 home win on 22 December 2018 reinforce that two-way balance.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Las Palmas
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13G
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35G
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4D
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8M
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10F
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15D
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18F
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20M
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23D
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24F
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26M
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39F
Cordoba Substitutes
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G
13
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D
2
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F
6
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F
9
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F
14
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F
17
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M
19
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M
24
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M
28
Match events
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-5'Kirian Rodríguez Yellow Card
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-5'Ignasi Vilarrasa Yellow Card
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10'⚽D. Bri Normal Goal
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13'⚽A. Fuentes Normal Goal
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17'⚽A. Garcia Normal Goal (Asst: Marvin)
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23'Adrian Fuentes Yellow Card
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29'I. Vilarrasa Yellow Card
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44'Cristian Carracedo Yellow Card
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49'K. Rodriguez Yellow Card
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64'Percan D. Bri
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65'Adilson A. Fuentes
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65'E. Pedrola J. Viera
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65'Jese I. Bravo
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65'Jese I. Bravo
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65'E. Pedrola J. Viera
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74'P. Ortiz I. Ruiz
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76'K. Rodriguez E. Loiodice
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76'T. Miyashiro Marvin
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76'T. Miyashiro Marvin
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76'K. Rodriguez E. Loiodice
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80'S. Guardiola C. Carracedo
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85'Sergio Barcia Red Card
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87'Alex Suarez M. Fuster
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90' +4P. Ortiz Goal Disallowed - Foul
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90' +8Estanis Pedrola Yellow Card
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90' +7Mika Mármol Yellow Card
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90' +4Enrique Clemente Yellow Card
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90' +8Sergi Guardiola Yellow Card
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90' +6Pedro Ortiz Goal cancelled
Stats for this game
Matchup Las Palmas VS Cordoba
Each ground has supplied a winner
The cited scorelines divide the advantage across both venues. Cordoba’s 2–1 away win at Las Palmas on 24 January 2026 and Las Palmas’s 3–1 success at Cordoba on 25 August 2025 point in opposite directions. That split makes the home setting an unreliable guide to the balance. Neither club can claim that the other ground has been beyond reach.
Contrasting margins shape the record
The 1–0 Las Palmas home victory over Cordoba on 12 May 2019 and Cordoba’s 4–1 home win on 22 December 2018 reinforce the same two-way reading. The cited sequence combines narrow decisions with a wider home result, giving the matchup a varied scoreline profile without a settled owner. Las Palmas and Cordoba have each won at home and away in these dated fixtures. The fixed results therefore support a two-way comparison rather than a one-sided pattern, with venue and margin changing from match to match. The next Las Palmas–Cordoba fixture will test whether the leading historical pattern retains its weight.