Club Atlético Osasuna (7-10-6, 31 points) secured a point at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix after a 1-1 draw against RCD Mallorca (9-4-10, 31 points) on Saturday. Defender Enzo Boyomo scored a late equalizer after forward Vedat Muriqi had briefly put Los Bermellones ahead.

Osasuna started strong, dominating possession and creating early chances that tested Mallorca goalkeeper Dominik Greif. Los Rojillos controlled key areas of the field, with forward Bryan Zaragoza posing a threat on the left flank. One of their first scoring opportunities came when Zaragoza dribbled into the box and set up midfielder Jon Moncayola, whose shot forced a save from Greif. Before halftime, Osasuna had two more chances to take the lead. Midfielder Aimar Oroz fired a shot from outside the box, but Greif denied him. Minutes later, Lucas Torró attempted a header that missed the target. Mallorca struggled to break through Osasuna’s backline, which remained solid throughout the first half.

After the break, neither team could find a breakthrough. In the 75th minute, Osasuna appealed for a penalty after a potential handball by defender Pablo Maffeo, but following a VAR review, the referee did not award it. Shortly after, midfielder Moi Gómez sent a shot just wide of the target.

In the 80th minute, the referee pointed to the spot after Muriqi was brought down inside the box. The striker stepped up and converted the penalty to give Mallorca the lead. However, Osasuna continued pressing and kept Mallorca pinned in their half. Their persistence paid off in stoppage time when Boyomo capitalized on a rebound in the 94th minute to secure the equalizer. The visitors nearly found a winner moments later, but Greif denied Boyomo’s header, preventing him from completing a brace.

Following Saturday’s match, Osasuna returns to Navarre to prepare for a LaLiga EA Sports Week 24 clash against Real Madrid at El Sadar on Saturday, Feb. 15. Kickoff is set for 4:15 p.m. CET (3:15 p.m. GMT/12:15 p.m. ET).

GAME NOTES
- Osasuna and Mallorca met for the second time this season. Their last meeting ended with a 1-0 win by Los Rojillos. They have met 72 times, 52 in the top flight. The Navarrese now hold a record of 24-25-23 (18-22-12 in the top flight).
- Defender Enzo Boyomo scored his second goal of the season.
- Midfielder Lucas Torró made his 170^th start for Osasuna across all competitions and his 140^th appearance in Primera División.
- Forward Ante Budimir made his 120^th start as a rojillo.
- Midfielder Jon Moncayola wore the red jersey for the 190^th time in Primera División.
- Goalkeeper Sergio Herrera defended Osasuna’s goal for the 160^th time in Primera División.

BOX SCORE
Mallorca 1-1 Osasuna

GOALS:
MLL: Vedat Muriqi 4 (Penalty) 80’
OSA: Enzo Boyomo 2 (Unassisted) 90+4’

DISCIPLINE:
OSA: Lucas Torró (Yellow card) 35’
OSA: Alejandro Catena (Yellow card) 79’
OSA: Enzo Boyomo (Yellow card) 86’
OSA: Aimar (Yellow card) 86’
MLL: Pablo Maffeo (Yellow card) 90’

R.C.D. Mallorca: Dominik Grief; Omar Mascarell, Vedat Muriqi (Abdón Prats, m. 82), Sergi Darder (Takuma Asano, m. 67), Samú Costa, Dani Rodríguez (Copete, m. 89), Antonio Raillo (C), Johan Mojica, Pablo Maffeo, Martin Valjent, Robert Navarro (Jan Salas, m. 82)
Subs not used: Leo Román, Iván Cuellar; Mateu Jaume, Valery Fernández, Cyle Larin, Chinquinho, David López

C.A. Osasuna: Sergio Herrera (C); Juan Cruz (Abel Bretones, m. 60), Lucas Torró (Iker Muñoz, m. 46), Jon Moncayola (Jose Arnaiz, m. 86), Aimar, Jesús Areso, Rubén García (Kike Barja, m. 89), Ante Budimir, Bryan Zaragoza (Moi Gómez, m. 60), Enzo Boyomo, Alejandro Catena
Subs not used: Aitor Fernández, Pablo Valencia; Unai García, Jorge Herrando, Pablo Ibáñez, Rubén Peña

STATS SUMMARY:
MLL/OSA 
Shots: 10/19
Shots on Goal: 2/4
Corners: 7/11
Fouls:7/11
Offsides: 3/0
Possession: 45.7%/54.3%

Referee: Adrián Cordero Vega
Assistant referees: Judit Romano García & Rubén Porras Rico
Fourth official: Álvaro Cánovas García-Villarubia
VAR: Pablo González Fuertes
Assistant VAR: Miguel Martínez Munuera