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Levante vs Racing Santander is a Spanish matchup shaped by changing competition contexts, narrow margins and home advantage that rarely settles the story alone. Levante won 3–1 at home in April 2025, Racing Santander had won 1–0 in October 2024, and a 0–0 draw in April 2024 showed the contest’s restraint. Future meetings will ask which side can turn venue into control.
Past matches, Levante vs Racing Santander
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Levante
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21M
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10M
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38F
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19F
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29D
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32G
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22D
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30M
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31D
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13G
Racing Santander Substitutes
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M
15
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F
19
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D
2
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M
16
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F
29
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D
4
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M
7
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G
1
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M
23
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M
21
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D
3
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F
14
Match events
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16'⚽José Luis Morales Normal Goal (Asst: Pablo Martínez)
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46'⚽José Luis Morales Normal Goal (Asst: Roger Brugué)
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48'José Luis Morales Goal confirmed
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60'Adrián de la Fuente Yellow Card
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60'Marco Sangalli C. Michelin
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60'Jon Karrikaburu Pablo Rodríguez
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60'Álvaro Mantilla Manu Hernando
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69'Sergio Lozano José Luis Morales
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69'Vicente Iborra Pablo Martínez
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71'Carlos Álvarez Yellow Card
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75'Róber Iñigo Vicente
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77'Carlos Espí Carlos Álvarez
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77'Álex Forés Roger Brugué
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81'Jorge Cabello Yellow Card
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82'J. Arévalo Aritz Aldasoro
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86'Alvaro Mantilla Yellow Card
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90' +9Álex Forés Yellow Card
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90' +2Oriol Rey Yellow Card
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90'Marcos Navarro Diego Pampín
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90' +5⚽Javi Castro Normal Goal (Asst: Andrés Martín)
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90' +7⚽Álex Forés Normal Goal (Asst: Sergio Lozano)
Stats for this game
Matchup Levante VS Racing Santander
A contest without a fixed hierarchy
Levante and Racing Santander have traded control across changing Spanish competition settings. Levante’s 3–1 victory at the Estadio Ciudad de Valencia on 6 April 2025 offered a clear home response after Racing had won 1–0 in Santander on 13 October 2024. Between those results, the teams drew 0–0 at the Campos de Sport de El Sardinero on 20 April 2024, a reminder that a careful match can be just as characteristic as an open one.
Venue creates opportunity
Racing’s 4–2 win at Levante on 20 November 2023 complicates any assumption that the home side owns the initiative. Levante had also won 1–0 in Santander on 25 March 2023, while Racing took a 1–0 result in Valencia on 9 October 2022. These dated examples point to a pairing where transitions, patience and the first goal matter more than reputation. The clubs have crossed levels, so their profile comes from adaptability rather than a permanent division identity. A future meeting will be engaging if Levante can protect home pressure or Racing can again make an away plan carry the night.