"We controlled the game well, perhaps we lacked a bit of precision in some actions and needed to avoid rushing. We were consistent and solid, managing the ball well," said the coach.

De la Barrera considered that the team took a step forward compared to previous matches: "Today we showed a higher degree of consistency than on other days. There are tolls to pay; we have young players making their debut in the category, getting to know me and me getting to know them... Today's match should strengthen us as a whole."

The coach also explained the importance of understanding the different moments of the match against a demanding opponent: "We came with the desire to win and knowing that we had to mature the game. That forces you to manage situations with the ball and losses well. I see many aspects to value today, beyond the result. From this point, we have to keep evolving."

Regarding the individual growth of some players, Rubén de la Barrera especially highlighted the progress of Valentín and Iñaki: "Valentín has already played several matches with the team. He is starting, competing, and growing noticeably."

About Iñaki, the coach emphasized his contribution to the team: "I am especially happy with Iñaki as well; he is adding understanding and awareness of what is happening. He is embracing it, and I see him with authority and influence, giving the team consistency and security."

The victory in Cádiz allows UD Las Palmas to continue advancing in their growth process, with a team that keeps incorporating new players and consolidating their playing mechanisms as the competition progresses.

"Everyone is rowing in the same direction, regardless of the minutes they play," highlighted the coach, emphasizing the collective commitment of the squad.