The team led by Carlos Corberán left Son Moix with a point that feels like a victory, especially after falling behind. Samu Costa's header, a result of yet another defensive error, left the Valencian team completely stunned.

However, the reaction was almost miraculous. Javi Guerra's playmaking, Dimitrievski's saves, and Umar Sadiq's goal were key to securing the draw. This point, though seemingly small, is fundamental to breaking a negative dynamic of two consecutive defeats and facing the fight for permanence with more optimism. Now, the goal is to beat Girona at Mestalla.

The match began with missed opportunities from Lucas Beltrán and Umar Sadiq. Thierry Rendall's injury after ten minutes forced his substitution by Renzo Saravia. The lack of precision and continuity meant that long-range shots were the only solution, with Dimitrievski responding well to Darder's attempts.

In the second half, Mallorca took the lead with Samu Costa's goal, capitalizing on a defensive error by Valencia. The team was knocked down, but the changes introduced by Corberán, with the entry of Javi Guerra, Rioja, and Danjuma, revitalized the squad. Shortly after, a play involving Rioja, Guerra, and Sadiq culminated in the equalizer, an almost unexpected result given the circumstances.

Despite the draw, Valencia continued to concede chances, and Dimitrievski had to intervene again to keep the team alive. Javi Guerra was the team's engine, creating danger and making Valencia more vertical. Mallorca had one last opportunity in stoppage time, and Gayà claimed a penalty in the final play of the match.