The defeat for Tenerife, their second away loss of the entire season, does not represent a major setback, given that the primary objective of promotion to Segunda División had already been achieved. Season finales are often characterized by lower competitive intensity, with changes in lineups and more opportunities for players with fewer minutes.

The match started with an early goal against Tenerife in the 6th minute. A cross from the left wing by Mounir found its way into the goal, surprising goalkeeper Gabri de Vuyst. This unexpected goal boosted Unionistas' confidence and unsettled a Tenerife team that featured several new faces, aiming to rest key players and provide opportunities for others such as Alberto Ulloa, Cris Montes, Jeremy Jorge, Maikel Mesa, and Fran Sabina.

Despite the initial disadvantage, Tenerife showed improvement before halftime. After several chances, the team managed to equalize thanks to César's persistence, who recovered a ball and, after a combination with Sabina, beat goalkeeper Marco. This goal demonstrated that the team was not treating the match as a mere formality, maintaining its competitive spirit.

In the second half, Unionistas once again took the lead with a goal from Olmedo, who capitalized on a defensive lapse by Tenerife. Following the 2-1 score, the coach made a triple substitution, bringing in Chapela, Noel, and Gastón. Despite their efforts, Tenerife could not reverse the outcome, and the match concluded with a 2-1 victory for Unionistas. The referee did not award a penalty requested for a foul on Chapela in the final minutes.