ARENAL, Spain (Interstat) — Arenal and Manacor played to a 1-1 draw in a competition match on Wednesday at Estadio Son Verí. Arenal was the home team, while Manacor was the visiting side. The teams finished level after a contest that unfolded with goals at different stages and left both sides with a share of the result. Arenal entered as the home side seeking its first win of the competition season, and Manacor arrived looking to add to a positive run in the competition. The match was played at Estadio Son Verí, with Arenal serving as host and Manacor as the visitor.

The scoring list showed de Llano M. in the 9th and 10th minutes, a Manacor goal in the 71st minute and Marin P. in the 76th minute, while the final score was recorded as 1-1. Pedro Marin of Manacor had a statline of 90 minutes and one goal. Arenal’s de Llano M. was credited with the home side’s scoring entries in the goal list, and Manacor’s Marin P. was credited with a late goal. The match remained level at the final whistle after the teams traded scoring chances across the 90 minutes. The result gave Arenal another draw in the competition and kept Manacor’s competition record on the positive side.

The draw left Manacor with two wins, one loss and one draw in the competition. Manacor’s season record across all competitions is also two wins, one loss and one draw. Arenal is now without a win in the competition, with three losses and two draws. Arenal’s record across all competitions is also 0-3-2. The result added another draw to Arenal’s competition ledger and kept Manacor above .500 in the competition and across all competitions. Manacor’s competition and all-competitions records both stood at 2-1-1 after the match, while Arenal’s competition and all-competitions records both stood at 0-3-2.

Manacor’s previous competition results this season included a 2-1 loss at Formentera, a 2-1 home win over Andratx and a 4-1 win at Sineu. Those results preceded the draw at Estadio Son Verí and formed part of Manacor’s 2-1-1 competition record. Arenal’s previous competition results included a 0-0 draw at SD Ibiza, a 3-0 loss to PE Sant Jordi, a 3-1 loss at Llosetense and a 2-1 home loss to Porreres. Arenal’s recent run left the home side with a 0-3-2 competition record, including the draw. Manacor’s recent form included wins over Andratx and Sineu and a loss at Formentera before the visit to Estadio Son Verí.

The match at Estadio Son Verí featured goals from de Llano M. and Marin, with Marin’s contribution listed among the key performances for Manacor. Marin was on the field for the full 90 minutes and recorded one goal. Arenal’s de Llano M. was credited with a goal in the ninth minute, and the home side held an early lead before Manacor responded. The visitors’ equalizer came in the 76th minute, and neither side scored again before the final whistle. The draw moved both teams’ season records forward in the competition and across all competitions, leaving Arenal still seeking its first win and Manacor with a share of the result.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Arenal 1, Manacor 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Manacor with a 77.2 percent probability to win. The total score of 2 went over the over/under line of 3.5. Those projections and the betting line were part of the pregame information for the match at Estadio Son Verí.