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Tenerife and Mallorca give Mallorca the clearer balance across Segunda División and Copa del Rey meetings, although the scorelines often stay close. Mallorca won 1–0 away on 16 January 2024 and 1–0 at Tenerife on 19 May 2021. A 2–0 home win on 3 October 2020 adds weight to Mallorca’s side, while a 2–2 draw in Tenerife on 22 February 2019 keeps the comparison measured.
Past matches, Tenerife vs Mallorca
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tenerife
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11F
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15M
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27F
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20F
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31D
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9F
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1G
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32F
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22D
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19M
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24D
Mallorca Substitutes
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D
3
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D
21
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M
14
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M
18
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F
17
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M
12
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M
33
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D
32
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M
8
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G
1
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D
31
Match events
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-5'Javi Llabrés Yellow Card
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36'Amath Ndiaye Yellow Card
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56'Dani Rodríguez Copete
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56'Raíllo A. Ndiaye
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56'Toni Lato S. Van der Heyden
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56'Toni Lato S. Van der Heyden
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56'Dani Rodríguez Copete
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62'Antonio Sánchez David López
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71'C. Larin Javi Llabrés
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72'Antonio Raíllo Yellow Card
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74'Y. Rahmani Teto
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79'Omar Mascarell Yellow Card
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80'Luismi Cruz Sergio González
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80'Y. Bodiger Roberto López
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80'Y. Bodiger Roberto López
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80'Luismi Cruz Sergio González
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85'Loïc Williams José León
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85'Álvaro Jiménez Álex Corredera
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85'Álvaro Jiménez Álex Corredera
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85'Loïc Williams José León
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96'Álvaro Jiménez Yellow Card
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99'Dani Rodríguez Yellow Card
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104'Ángel Rodríguez Enric Gallego
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105' +2Giovanni González Yellow Card
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116'Samú Costa Darder
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120'⚽C. Larin Normal Goal (Asst: G. González)
Stats for this game
Matchup Tenerife VS Mallorca
Mallorca’s narrow result edge
Mallorca’s position is supported by the 1–0 Copa del Rey win at Tenerife on 16 January 2024 and the identical 1–0 Segunda División result there on 19 May 2021. Mallorca also won 2–0 at home on 3 October 2020, giving them positive scorelines in both venue orientations. The margins remain specific rather than overwhelming, but the results point consistently toward Mallorca across the named competitions.
Tenerife’s draw as a counterpoint
Tenerife’s clearest resistance is the 2–2 home draw on 22 February 2019. That result adds a shared score to a matchup otherwise leaning toward Mallorca and shows the teams capable of cancelling each other out. Mallorca retain the stronger result profile, while Tenerife’s draw keeps the fixture from being reduced to clean-sheet wins alone. The contrast between narrow Mallorca victories, a two-goal home margin and the level score gives the comparison a balanced texture. The margin remains narrow. Another Tenerife–Mallorca encounter will show whether the stronger balance persists or becomes less distinct.