It was a hard-fought victory. The team from Gran Canaria faced an active opponent at the Alfonso Murube stadium, one that tried to disrupt the origin of the yellow team's play, where Caro played a key role in the opening minutes. A play by the goalkeeper, launching the ball deep to Manu Fuster, led to the best attacking move by the visitors, which was thwarted by defender Lapeña just as Jefté was about to finish it.

The most dangerous play by Ceuta in the first half-hour came from a shot by Camacho that hit the top of the crossbar before going out of bounds.

However, it was Las Palmas who opened the scoring just a minute later. The play developed on the left side through the Italian Bonfanti, with a continued action and a shot by Jesé. Goalkeeper Vallejo managed to deflect the ball, but Taisei Miyashiro was alert to finish it off with a cross shot. There was suspense as Morales Moreno's assistant had flagged for offside, but a VAR review revealed the Japanese forward was in an onside position.

After the 0-1, the field tilted more towards Vallejo's goal. Las Palmas found new spaces to launch vertical and quick counterattacks that could have increased their lead before halftime. Jesé and Jefté had excellent opportunities that were narrowly stopped by the North African defenders.

UD Las Palmas maintained their game plan in the second half, focusing on defensive tasks and continuing to exploit their counterattacks. Jefté came close to scoring again in the 55th minute with a shot that the goalkeeper managed to save. But as a result of the counterattacks, the 0-2 came from Manu Fuster, who efficiently finished off a generous pass from his teammate Miyashiro.

The foundation for the second yellow victory was now more solid on the scoreboard, with new chances that could have extended the lead. The best of these came from Jesé, with a shot close to the post after another pass from the active Miyashiro. However, the 0-2 scoreline remained unchanged until the end.