Granada vs Las Palmas: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Fri, 10 Oct '25)

In a match as sizzling as a Sunday paella in the heart of Spain, Granada and Las Palmas will be clashing once again at the Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes on Fri, 10 Oct '25. Both teams have a head-to-head history that's tighter than a sardine tin, each snagging a win and a draw in their last three encounters. Their last tango ended on a peaceful note with a draw on Sat 03 Feb 24, leaving fans hungry for a decisive result this time around.

Granada, strutting in with the confidence of a rooster that just outcrowed a neighbor, recently spanked Huesca 1-0. Las Palmas, on the other hand, are nursing their pride after a 0-1 loss to Almería. In their leagues, Granada has somehow managed to occupy the 22nd spot, while Las Palmas looks down from a more respectable 8th position. They'll each be eyeing a win like seagulls eyeing a sandwich at this upcoming game.

When it comes to players, Las Palmas might be tossing and turning in their sleep thinking about P. Alemañ, Granada's top scorer who has netted 2 goals this season. Granada’s defenders will also have their work cut out with M. Fuster, who has been dishing out assists like free tapas with 3 to his name for Las Palmas. Among the shining stars for Granada, Sergio Ruiz Alonso dazzles with a rating of 7.07, while for Las Palmas, Lorenzo Amatucci beams brighter than a Mediterranean sun with a rating of 7.22.

Possession-wise, Granada holds the ball like it's a hot potato with an average of 48.85%, whereas Las Palmas clutch it closer with a cooler, calmer 56.86%. As for corners, affectionately known as "the chance for magic," Granada has conjured around 3.57 per match compared to Las Palmas’s mystical 4.14. Disciplinary records have both teams sharing 14 yellow cards and an agreement on 3 red each, making it clear that referees don't play favorites.

If one were to gaze into the crystal ball of statistics, one might just place their bet on Las Palmas edging out Granada with a win, considering their superior league standing, possession dominance, and slightly better corner average. However, like a hasty seagull, watch out for Granada to swoop in with unexpected brilliance.