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UD Las Palmas Ends Tough Afternoon in Mendizorroza (2-0)

Luis Carrión's side had more possession throughout the match against an opponent who was ruthless with their chances in Cillessen's area.

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UD Las Palmas faced a defeat in Vitoria against Alavés (2-0) on Sunday, marking their first setback of the season. The yellow team controlled the game, but their opponents were lethal in the moments they reached the visitors' area. Carlos Vicente and Martínez scored for Alavés, and it was a difficult afternoon with a third penalty awarded against them this season. However, Luka Romero missed the penalty, shooting wide of Cillessen's goal.

The close scheduling of matches encouraged UD Las Palmas coach Luis Carrión to make three changes to the lineup from the previous Thursday's game. Jaime Mata, Viti Rozada, and Manu Fuster started this match, with a lineup resembling the one that drew with Real Madrid.

Despite the good play from the visitors, UD Las Palmas faced a tough challenge in Vitoria. Alavés scored the opening goal early through Carlos Vicente, after a quick play and cross into the heart of the area. 

The islanders took a few minutes to regain their rhythm, and 7 minutes after the first goal, they had a chance to equalize. Jaime Mata escaped his marker after a long pass from Javi Muñoz, controlled the ball in the area, but his shot was blocked by goalkeeper Antonio Sivera.

Sivera was also involved in another save 25 minutes in, this time from Kirian's shot from the edge of the area. 

Las Palmas dominated possession throughout the first half (77%), but Alavés proved dangerous whenever they entered the area. Alavés scored a second goal through Conechny in the 38th minute, but VAR reviewed and disallowed the goal due to an offside position, similar to the disallowed goal for Viti against Real Madrid. 

The score was 1-0 at halftime. Coach Carrión tried to change the game with the introduction of Moleiro. Just as it seemed the islanders were regaining their footing, Alavés scored their second goal with a long-range strike by Toni Martínez that Cillessen could not stop.

Moments before, Moleiro had a good chance that was denied by Sivera. Despite the adversity, Las Palmas continued to fight to reduce the damage, but in injury time, the referee awarded a penalty to Marvin Park. Luka Romero missed the penalty, further compounding the visitors' troubles.

Match summary
Deportivo Alavés
Deportivo Alavés
LALIGA EA SPORTS · M4
2
-
0
Mendizorroza
UD Las Palmas
UD Las Palmas
Line-ups
01Antonio Sivera
Cillesen photo
01Cillesen
Nahuel Tenaglia photo
14Nahuel Tenaglia
Viti Rozada photo
18Viti Rozada57
Manu Sánchez photo
03Manu Sánchez
Mika Mármol photo
03Mika Mármol
08Antonio Blanco
05Javi Muñoz
05Abdel Abqar
04Álex Suárez
A.sedlar photo
04A.sedlar
Mckenna photo
15Mckenna
07Carlos V.81
Jaime Mata photo
17Jaime Mata57
Jon Guridi photo
18Jon Guridi81
Kirian Rodríguez photo
20Kirian Rodríguez76
Stoichkov photo
19Stoichkov69
Oli Mcburnie photo
16Oli Mcburnie
17Kike García63
José Campaña photo
08José Campaña63
Tomas Conechny photo
10Tomas Conechny63
Manu Fuster photo
14Manu Fuster45
Substitutes
Luis García
Luis Miguel Carrión
Ander Guevara photo
06Ander Guevara69
02Marvin Park57
Asier Villalibre photo
09Asier Villalibre
Fabio photo
06Fabio
12Santiago Mouriño
09Marc Cardona76
Jesús Owono photo
13Jesús Owono
10Alberto Moleiro45
15Carlos Martín63
11Benito J
16Hugo Novoa81
12Enzo Loiodice63
20Luka81
19Sandro Ramírez57
21Abde Rebbach
21Iván Gil
Carlos Protesoni photo
23Carlos Protesoni
Álex Muñoz photo
23Álex Muñoz
Álvaro Killane photo
30Álvaro Killane
Victor Puig photo
31Victor Puig
Goals
Carlos V.
7
(1 - 0)
Match officials
Victor García Verdura
Referee
Diego Sánchez Rojo
Lineman#1
Julián Villaseñor Julián
Lineman#2
Fernando Román Román
Fourth official
Carlos del Cerro Grande
Video Assistant Referee
Rubén Becerril Gómez
Assistant VAR Official