Granada - Las Palmas predictions

Though the home team can be called favourites, they can’t quite relax going into the match at Las Palmas. Their advantage is quite narrow, and just a few mistakes could end up costing them the game.

With the betting odds being what they are, this match could still go either way. Still, the fact that Las Palmas are generally the weaker team makes this match an uphill battle for them.

Although Granada’s previous La Liga outing at Getafe was a crushing away loss, it’s hard to judge their form based on that performance alone. After all, they were out-classed by Getafe , who secured an early lead and a comfortable 2:0 victory in the end.

Las Palmas were heavily underpriced for their latest La Liga showdown at Real Madrid. The top online bookmakers made a good prediction by making them underdogs but fair play to Las Palmas for putting up a fight. Having held on to a draw in the first part of the game, they went down with only a one-goal difference.

This stage of the season has proven somewhat fruitless for Granada, who’ve lost all 3 of their previous games.

The visiting team are doing rather well offensively – at least as far as their latest 3 matches can tell us. They’ve scored more than 5 times in total over the course of these games.

With a 19th place in the La Liga rankings, Granada can’t afford to relax even though there’s plenty of time left in the season. They’ll need a strong performance this Saturday if they’re aiming to get out of the relegation zone.

This is the second time these two teams will clash as part of the current La Liga season. Las Palmas won the first time around, though it was a rather close victory and most bookies are expecting this match to end differently.

Before going for any betting predictions, we need to make note of the overall high number of prior injuries. Both sides have been hit: Raúl Fernández, Ricard Sánchez, Jesús Vallejo for the hosts, and Éric Curbelo, Álvaro Lemos, Benito Ramírez for the visitors. Needless to say, this may impact the teams’ performance.

Though a Home Win seems like a sure bet here, we would advise securing it additionally with a Draw No Bet. Granada have been known to lack consistency at times, so removing the possibility of a draw is well worth reducing the odds to 1.