UD Las Palmas seeks comeback at La Rosaleda against Málaga

The yellow team needs to win by two goals to advance in the promotion playoffs after the 0-1 first-leg defeat.

Generic image of a football stadium with fans from UD Las Palmas and Málaga.
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Generic image of a football stadium with fans from UD Las Palmas and Málaga.

UD Las Palmas faces Málaga at La Rosaleda in a crucial promotion playoff match, needing to overcome a 0-1 deficit from the first leg.

The UD Las Palmas fanbase has shown its unconditional support, adding color to the atmosphere at La Rosaleda. Among the attendees is former player and coach Ángel López.
The dressing rooms are ready for the start of the match, which will kick off in less than half an hour. The yellow team's hopes largely rest on Jesé, whose performance at La Rosaleda is highly anticipated.
Statistically, Chupe is Málaga's top scorer with 24 goals and 52 shots on target, standing out as Europe's leading scorer in braces this season with 9.
The yellow squad has already stepped onto the pitch at La Rosaleda for final preparations. The Málaga team has presented its lineup, while players like Viti, Barcia, Fuster, Clemente, Mika, and Pedrola are already warming up.
345 tickets have been allocated for UD Las Palmas fans in the away section. The yellow fanbase has responded with enthusiasm, cheering in the stadium's surroundings.
The match schedules in the capital of the Costa del Sol have been provided. The arrival of the Málaga team bus was met with euphoria by the local fans.
The starting eleven for UD Las Palmas includes Viera as a starter in this decisive match. The 'Magician from La Feria' has the opportunity to prove himself in pursuit of the third promotion.
A notable statistic for Viera: his last start was on April 5th, and away from home, on January 31st. He has not completed a full match this season and has only scored one penalty goal.
The yellow coach, Luis García, has expressed confidence in his team despite the first-leg performance, stating: "I love that they count us out; I believe in this great team".
UD Las Palmas needs to overturn the tie with a lead of at least two goals to advance to the next round, as there are no penalty shootouts. In case of a draw after extra time, Málaga would qualify due to their better league position.
The atmosphere around La Rosaleda is impressive, with a large turnout of fans, predominantly local. Tickets for the match sold out quickly, leaving few opportunities for visiting supporters.