Largie Ramazani, who came on in the second half, was named the match MVP. His presence on the pitch served to boost UD Almería's attack and also bring the score level since he was the only UD Almería scorer against UD Las Palmas on Matchday 11. The young player produced a piece of magic by grabbing a solo goal after dribbling the ball past a few opponents.

The Belgian left-winger showed himself brave and created more dangerous situations. They were the best minutes of the Rojiblancos in action, who after the tie (1-1) gave the impression that 2-1 was closer than 1-2. 

The 22-year-old footballer shared his thoughts after the match: 'We're sunk; it's been unbelievable how we lost the game,' but immediately and after apologising to the fans for the defeat, he highlighted: 'Let no one doubt that we're going to fight to get over this situation. We're all very united.' 

Ramazani indicated on the other hand that 'the situation is now more complicated, but there's still time.' Needless to say, Ramazani recognises that they cannot take any longer to register the first W of the season.