With only six games left to play, the yellow team has 540 crucial minutes ahead to achieve the coveted promotion. Among the most significant challenges are away matches against Almería and Deportivo de La Coruña, two direct rivals in the fight for top positions.

The situation in the league is incredibly tight, with only one point separating the seventh-placed team from the fourth. To secure their goal, UD Las Palmas will need to win at least four of the remaining matches. Upcoming opponents include Cádiz, Valladolid, Andorra, Almería, Zaragoza, and Deportivo.

Currently, the team holds the seventh position, level on points with Burgos (sixth) and Málaga (fifth). Castellón is one point ahead with 61, while Almería and Deportivo, both with 64 points, occupy second and third place, respectively. Racing de Santander leads the table with 68 points and is the main candidate for direct promotion.

Calculations are underway at the island club, which sees real possibilities of reaching the playoff spots. Particularly important will be the upcoming matches against Cádiz on Monday, April 27, and Valladolid on May 3 at the Estadio de Gran Canaria, where the team has shown great strength with five consecutive victories. Both opponents are fighting to avoid relegation, adding tension to the games.

Analyzing the competitors' schedules, Almería and Málaga face the most challenging final stretches. Almería still has to play Burgos and UD Las Palmas, while Málaga will face Castellón and Racing. Burgos also has a demanding schedule, with a match against Deportivo and a home game against Almería in two weeks. These direct confrontations could simplify the island team's path, which could even aim for direct promotion if they capitalize on their opportunities.