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Las Palmas vs Leganes features close scorelines, alternating away wins and a goalless draw. The teams shared 0-0 at Las Palmas on 4 September 2026, after Las Palmas had won 2-0 at home on 17 April 2026. Leganes had won 1-0 away at Las Palmas on 18 May 2025, while Las Palmas won 1-0 away at Leganes on 20 September 2025.
Past matches, Las Palmas vs Leganes
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Las Palmas
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26M
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5D
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32F
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24M
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12M
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30F
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23D
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29F
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35G
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41G
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16M
Leganes Substitutes
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G
1
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D
29
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G
31
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F
9
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D
3
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F
32
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D
4
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M
14
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F
22
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F
18
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F
19
Match events
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6'Iñaki González Zambrano Yellow Card
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21'Alex Suárez Yellow Card
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22'Ismael Gharbi Yellow Card
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60'Rafael Cruz Suarez Manu Fuster
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60'Enzo Loiodice Kirian Rodríguez
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60'Enrique Clemente Alex Suárez
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63'Rafael Cruz Suarez Yellow Card
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66'Dani Rodriguez Zico Buurmeester
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66'Patrick Soko Álvaro Morata
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66'Alejandro San Cristobal Sanchez Rubén Peña
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69'Iván Jaime Sandro Ramírez
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81'Alejandro San Cristobal Sanchez Yellow Card
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83'Suleiman El Haddadi Mohamed Yassine Kechta
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87'Elías Romero Jefte Betancor Sanchez
Stats for this game
Matchup Las Palmas VS Leganes
A draw follows clear results
The 0-0 at Las Palmas on 4 September 2026 came after Las Palmas’s 2-0 home win on 17 April 2026. The scores present a clear home margin beside a completely level result, both in Segunda División. The goalless match also keeps the venue from defining the pairing alone, since the earlier home victory and the shared score carry different levels of separation.
Away wins keep the venues open
Las Palmas won 1-0 away at Leganes on 20 September 2025, while Leganes had won 1-0 away at Las Palmas on 18 May 2025 in La Liga. Those victories put narrow away results at both grounds, contrasting with Las Palmas’s 2-0 home success. Earlier, Las Palmas won 4-2 at home on 28 March 2022, while the teams drew 0-0 at Leganes on 18 February 2023. The dated scorelines therefore mix close wins and draws across both venues and competitions. A future Las Palmas–Leganes contest will test whether the shared pattern gives way to a clearer direction.