Real Madrid Castilla managed to tie on their visit to Ibiza, leaving the score at 1‑1 after a goal from Pablo Ortiz in the 13th minute and a response from the white team in the 79th minute, when Carvajal scored with a header. The match, which was part of the seventh day of the First Federation, was played at the Can Misses stadium and ended with both teams unable to overcome their rival.

From the beginning, Ibiza showed a compact game and put pressure on Castilla, who barely managed to maintain possession. The advantage came shortly after the start, when forward Pedro Ortiz, with a powerful left shot, scored the first goal of the match. The goal left the white team at a disadvantage and forced the fans' players to seek an immediate reaction.

Throughout the first half, Castilla tried to regain the playing field, but Ibiza remained solid in defense. The home team's goalkeeper, Mestre, made several crucial saves, including a great save in front of Manu Justo that prevented the visiting team from increasing their lead. Despite the attempts of both teams, the score remained 1‑0 until halftime.

The second half began with Castilla looking for an equalizer. The Madrid fans' team made use of their physical and technical superiority, and in the 79th minute Carvajal took advantage of a cross from Aguado to finish with a header and level the score. The goal gave Castilla a boost, but Ibiza also looked for victory in the final minutes without managing to convert any opportunities.

Referee Arenas Mora, from Catalonia, controlled the match and issued two yellow cards: one to Víctor García in the 15th minute and another to Lazo in the 89th minute. The teams finished the match with the same number of goals, leaving both without points in the First Federation table.

With the tie, Castilla maintains its position in the table, while Ibiza continues to fight to improve its position in the competition. Castilla's next match will be at home against their rival, where they will seek to consolidate the victory and advance in the standings.

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