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Tenerife and Cadiz offer a closely balanced Segunda División matchup with a narrow edge for Tenerife. Tenerife won 2–1 on 23 March 2025, while Cadiz and Tenerife drew 2–2 on 31 August 2024. A 2–2 friendly on 1 August 2026 was marked PEN, leaving the playing score level and the shootout outcome unspecified. Those details make the balance more nuanced than a simple win-loss reading.
Past matches, Tenerife vs Cadiz
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tenerife
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29M
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17F
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3D
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40G
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11F
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21D
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5D
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20M
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22F
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27D
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9F
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24F
Cadiz Substitutes
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M
28
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D
31
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M
23
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F
25
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F
9
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M
10
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M
17
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F
19
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G
13
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F
8
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D
2
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D
30
Match events
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8'Javier Castro Yellow Card
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25'⚽Enric Gallego Normal Goal
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56'Efe Ugiagbe Aghama Borja Vazquez
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56'Dilan Zárate Jandro Orellana
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59'Dani Fernández Gerard Valentín
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59'Ivan Chapela Martin Pečar
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70'Urko Iruretagoiena Lertxundi Antonio Cordero
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70'Christian Pierre Louis Gomis Víctor Moreno Alcalá
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74'⚽Vladyslav Kopotun Normal Goal (Asst: Ibon Ignacio Sánchez Océn)
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81'Jesús De Miguel Alameda Enric Gallego
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81'Mauro Pitton Fabricio Assis de Souza Barbosa
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83'Damián Rodríguez Sousa Marc-Olivier Doué
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83'Álvaro García Pascual Vladyslav Kopotun
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86'Marc-Olivier Doué Yellow Card
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86'Sergio Arribas Prieto Yellow Card
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88'Dani Fernández Yellow Card
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90' +2Álvaro García Pascual Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Tenerife VS Cadiz
Tenerife’s narrow result advantage
Tenerife’s clearest competitive marker is the 2–1 home victory over Cadiz on 23 March 2025. It gives Tenerife a direct edge in the Segunda División meetings, but the margin was only one goal. The 2–2 league draw at Cadiz on 31 August 2024 supplies an immediate counterweight, showing that the teams can remain level across a competitive fixture. A 2–0 Tenerife win away on 27 June 2020 adds another positive result in the pairing.
Draws and the PEN distinction
The 2–2 friendly on 1 August 2026 was marked PEN, but no penalty scores or shootout winner are specified, so the playing score should remain the focus. That level result adds a different kind of resistance to Cadiz’s side of the comparison. Tenerife have the clearer balance through their wins, while the 2–2 league draw and the penalty-status friendly keep the fixture from becoming one-directional. The evidence supports a measured edge, not a fixed outcome for every meeting. The next Tenerife–Cadiz scoreline will show whether the clearer direction remains persuasive or narrows.