Levante UD left Anduva with mixed emotions after relinquishing two points in stoppage time against CD Mirandés. Javi Calleja's squad accomplished the formidable feat of taking the lead against a team that hadn't conceded a goal in the previous five matches, courtesy of a stunning goal from Carlos Álvarez. However, in the dying moments of the game, the home team managed to level the score, concluding the match in a draw.

Levante had an early opportunity to break the deadlock when Bouldini headed the ball into the net after a free-kick from Pablo Martínez. However, the goal was disallowed due to an offside call. Following these initial moments, the team from Miranda de Ebro posed a threat through set-piece plays, but Levante's defense held firm. Shortly after, Levante sought to find the back of the net again, with Dani Gómez attempting a half-turn shot from outside the box that narrowly missed its mark. Minutes later, a cross from Álex Valle found Carlos Álvarez in the box, who set up Bouldini, but the subsequent shot sailed over the crossbar.

CD Mirandés also came close to scoring, with Gabri Mtz. hitting the crossbar with a powerful shot. Five minutes later, Carlos Álvarez dazzled the Anduva crowd with a formidable long-range strike that struck the crossbar before finding the back of the net, marking the first goal conceded by Mirandés in five consecutive clean sheets.

After halftime, the match progressed with limited goal-scoring opportunities. Levante's Algobia threatened the opposing goal with a long-range shot that sailed over, and Cantero later attempted a shot that was securely caught by the goalkeeper. In the midst of these chances, the hosts had an opportunity of their own with a shot inside the box from Gómez, resulting in a corner kick. CD Mirandés fought relentlessly until the final whistle, and just after the announced added time, Carlos M. scored the equalizing goal, concluding the game with a 1-1 scoreline