Granada CF vs Las Palmas Prediction & Betting Tips (3 February)

Granada, just promoted from Liga2, risks making the return trip without asking questions. Indeed, the Andalusians occupy 19th place and are therefore virtually relegated at the end of the season. They are now six lengths behind to leave the red zone. The task promises to be arduous but doable. For that, you obviously have to win but that is clearly not the strong point of this team in recent times with only one success obtained in La Liga during the last 19 days. A stat that says a lot about El Grana's unhappiness. Last weekend, on the Getafe pitch, Granada did not even worry the locals 2-0.

Worse still, the Rouge et Blanc are riding a pitiful dynamic of three defeats in a row in the elite since they lost to Bétis 1-0 and to Atlético Madrid 0-1 in the previous weeks. Opposite, we find another promoted, Las Palmas which is doing better than Granada, although reigning D2 champion, and Deportivo Alaves also engaged in the race to maintain. The players from the Canary Islands occupy the first half of the table in 9th place, five points behind the last qualifier for Europe, Real Sociedad. However, like their counterpart of the day, the promoted side conceded defeat last weekend at home to the visit of Real Madrid 1-2. Before this defeat, Palmas remained on two victories in a row against Villarreal 3-0 and Rayo Vallecano 0-2.

For this meeting, defenders Vallejo (loaned for the season by Real Madrid) and Victor Diaz (rotation) are uncertain. For his part, goalkeeper Raul Fernandez is on the flank. Note the returns from suspension of Lucas Boyé (3 goals, 3 assists in La Liga) and winter recruit Hongla (Hellas Verona). On a personal level, note the good seasons of the Spanish international Zaragoza (6 pawns) and the Albanian international Uzuni (also 6 goals in La Liga).

To briefly discuss the Andalusian transfer window, let us note that Mafana Wilson joined China for a paltry amount while Andre Ferreira went to Valladolid on loan. In terms of arrivals, the Habs, Faitout Maouassa arrived on loan from Club Bruges after spending the first part of the season in Lens on the same account as Marc Martinez (Cartagena).