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Las Palmas Improve Away Form but Fail to Take Points in Pamplona (2-1)

The visitors created multiple chances throughout a difficult afternoon that also saw injuries to Mármol and Park.

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Las Palmas put in a strong away performance but left Pamplona empty-handed after a 2-1 defeat against Osasuna at El Sadar.

Despite the positive display, a penalty — Osasuna's fourth awarded this season — along with a late counterattack finished by Aimar Oroz, secured all three points for the home side. Las Palmas' only goal came from Alberto Moleiro, who headed in from a corner.

Manager Luis Carrión made several changes to the starting lineup, notably bringing in Juanma Herzog to the heart of the defense and handing debuts to Portuguese internationals Essugo and Fabio Silva.

The first half was a rollercoaster, with Las Palmas creating four clear-cut chances to open the scoring. However, it was Osasuna who struck first from a controversial penalty, converted by Budimir. Las Palmas hit back almost immediately, with Moleiro nodding in at the far post from a well-worked corner routine delivered by Sandro.

In addition to conceding, Las Palmas were forced to deal with two significant injuries before the break. Mika Mármol picked up a knock that led to the penalty incident, while Marvin Park also pulled up with a muscle problem and had to be replaced by Viti Rozada.

The second half saw Las Palmas continue to press for a goal, and Fabio Silva thought he had scored early on, only for his effort to be ruled out for offside. Moments later, Silva came close again, and McBurnie fired over the bar.

Against the run of play, Osasuna grabbed their second goal through a quick counterattack, with Aimar Oroz finishing clinically after a Las Palmas turnover in midfield. Despite Las Palmas pushing hard for an equalizer and leaving themselves vulnerable to Osasuna's counterattacks, they were unable to find a way back into the match.

The defeat leaves Las Palmas needing to quickly shift their focus to the next fixture, as they prepare to face Betis with the league moving at a rapid pace.

Match summary
CA Osasuna
CA Osasuna
LALIGA EA SPORTS · M6
2
-
1
El Sadar
UD Las Palmas
UD Las Palmas
Line-ups
01Sergio Herrera
Cillesen photo
01Cillesen
12Jesús Areso
02Marvin Park50
23Abel Bretones88
Álex Muñoz photo
23Álex Muñoz
06Lucas Torró
05Javi Muñoz
24Alejandro Catena
Mika Mármol photo
03Mika Mármol45
Enzo Boyomo photo
22Enzo Boyomo
Essugo photo
29Essugo73
14Rubén García63
Kirian Rodríguez photo
20Kirian Rodríguez
Jon Moncayola photo
07Jon Moncayola88
19Sandro Ramírez45
17Ante Budimir75
Fabio Silva photo
37Fabio Silva
Aimar Oroz photo
10Aimar Oroz
10Alberto Moleiro73
19Bryan63
Substitutes
Vicente Moreno
Luis Miguel Carrión
02Nacho Vidal
Fabio photo
06Fabio
03Juan Cruz88
07Pejiño
Unai García photo
04Unai García
09Marc Cardona
05Jorge Herrando
11Benito J
Pablo Ibáñez photo
08Pablo Ibáñez88
12Enzo Loiodice
Aitor Fernández photo
13Aitor Fernández
Dinko Horkas photo
13Dinko Horkas
Rubén Peña photo
15Rubén Peña63
Manu Fuster photo
14Manu Fuster
16Moi Gómez63
Oli Mcburnie photo
16Oli Mcburnie45
José Arnáiz photo
20José Arnáiz
Jaime Mata photo
17Jaime Mata73
21Javi Martínez
Viti Rozada photo
18Viti Rozada50
Iker Benito photo
27Iker Benito
22Sinkgraven45
24Adnan Januzaj73
Goals
Ante Budimir
38
(1 - 0)
(1 - 1)
Alberto Moleiro
40
Aimar Oroz
59
(2 - 1)
Match officials
Isidro Díaz de Mera Escuderos
Referee
Diego Santaursula Aguado
Lineman#1
Iván Hernández Ramos
Lineman#2
Gorka Etayo Herrera
Fourth official
Jorge Figueroa Vázquez
Video Assistant Referee
César Soto Grado
Assistant VAR Official