On 26 April 1925, the island team is announced in Valencia under the name of "Canarian Selection", and so, although the Selection of the Canary Islands was only officially created in 1996, there have been three matches in which the presence of the Canarian National Team was announced, twice in 1925 against Valencia CF in Mestalla, and once in 1952 against San Lorenzo de Almagro in Chamartín, and these games ended in a draw, a loss, and a win. Valencia FC was a powerful team at the time, and as expected, they scored first via Eduardo Cubells, but the Canarians fought back and equalized in the second-half courtesy of Padrón, and they managed to hold on to a 1-1 draw, which was seen as a great triumph for the Canarian players to have tied with such a superior team.
On April 26, 1925, the island team was announced under the name "Canarian Selection" in Valencia. Although the official creation of the Canarian National Team occurred in 1996, there were three matches where its presence was noted: two against Valencia CF in Mestalla in 1925 (ending in a draw), once against San Lorenzo de Almagro in Chamartín in 1952 (resulting in a loss), and another in 1952 (winning). At the time, Valencia FC was a powerful team that scored first via Eduardo Cubells. The Canarians managed to equalize in the second half through Padrón, securing a 1-1 draw, which was considered an important victory for the Canarian players.