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Tenerife vs Valladolid is a close Segunda División comparison with Tenerife holding a slight edge and Valladolid repeatedly able to answer. Tenerife won 2–1 at home on 2 June 2024, while Valladolid had taken a 2–0 home victory on 4 November 2023. Earlier scorelines moved in both directions again: Valladolid won 4–1 at Tenerife on 5 March 2022, and Tenerife won 2–0 at Valladolid on 12 September 2021.
Past matches, Tenerife vs Valladolid
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tenerife
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26M
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1G
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9F
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39M
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2D
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8M
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43M
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37F
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23D
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31D
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40G
Valladolid Substitutes
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D
22
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M
16
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F
38
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M
20
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F
39
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M
23
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D
34
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F
17
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G
31
Match events
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46'Lucas Rosa Sergio Escudero
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46'César de la Hoz Víctor Meseguer
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52'⚽Luismi Cruz Normal Goal (Asst: Y. Bodiger)
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54'Luismi Cruz Yellow Card
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54'Lucas Rosa Yellow Card
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59'Dylan Perera Roberto López
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61'Isra Sala Álvaro Negredo
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68'⚽José Amo Own Goal
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69'S. Jurić Javi Sánchez
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71'Juan Soriano Tomeu Nadal
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71'Ángel Rodríguez Teto
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71'Dani Fernández Enric Gallego
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79'⚽Ángel Rodríguez Normal Goal (Asst: Dylan Perera)
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80'Ángel Rodríguez Yellow Card
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82'Aitor Buñuel J. Mellot
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84'Adrián Arnu Lucas Oliveira
Stats for this game
Matchup Tenerife VS Valladolid
A close balance over varied scorelines
Tenerife’s narrow advantage is supported by results in both venue settings. The 2–1 home win over Valladolid on 2 June 2024 was a tight decision, and Tenerife also won 2–0 away at Valladolid on 12 September 2021. Those results give Tenerife the slightly stronger direction, but they do not remove the evidence that Valladolid can compete effectively on either ground.
Valladolid’s replies keep the comparison open
Valladolid’s counterweight includes a 2–0 home win over Tenerife on 4 November 2023 and a 4–1 away success at Tenerife on 5 March 2022. The contrast between those margins and Tenerife’s wins makes the matchup more varied than a simple sequence of one-goal decisions. Tenerife can point to victories at both venues, while Valladolid also won at home and away in the cited results. That mirrored venue spread, combined with margins from one to three goals, gives the pairing its durable contrast. A future Tenerife–Valladolid meeting will test whether the stronger historical line holds against the documented counterpoints.