Las Palmas vs Sevilla Prediction & Betting Tips (16 August)

Like Deportivo Alaves, Las Palmas will no longer play with the promoted label this season and will have to behave like a lord. Last season, Palmas offered its fans and football enthusiasts two faces with distressing contrasts. Firstly, a team worthy and capable of playing the leading roles in the championship for a long time in the top 8-9. Secondly, the residents of the Canary Islands literally liquefied, winning only one of their last 17 championship matches and above all finishing 14 matches without success, including 9 defeats. Conclusion, Las Palmas concluded its season in 16th place. The summer preparation started in the same way as the championship ended, with soporific results including a defeat against the promoted in SA this season, Como Calcio 2-1 and a goalless draw against Al-Sadd 0- 0.Sevillian supporters will not support a 2nd season identical to last year.

Never, ever were Sevilla FC able to reach the top half of the table in the top flight last year and yet the squad was of high quality. Changes of coaches, composition, tactics, in short, a real difficult season for the residents of Pizjuan. The 7-time winner of the Europa League even ended his La Liga campaign with four successive defeats. No European competition this season, the Andalusians also got off to a very bad start to their pre-season, notably with two defeats against the South African team of Orlando 0-2 and against the reigning Portuguese champion, Sporting 2-1. .

The main architects of the previous season are still present at the club except the former Barça winger, Munir El Haddadi (3 goals, 2 assists) who has not extended his lease (currently without a club). Otherwise, Moleiro (3 goals, 3 assists), Cardona (4 pawns), and Kirian Rodriguez (6 goals, 2 pancakes) are present. Note that Jasper Cillessen (formerly Valencia) signed this summer as did Alex Munoz (Levante, free), Jaime Mata (Getafe, free), Viti (Real Oviedo, free), Manuel Fuster (Albacete, transfer), Marvin (Real Madrid, transfer) or even Bikoue (Real Valladolid, free). With only 8 appearances in La Liga last year, Cristian Herrera (33) decided not to continue the adventure, the same for Lemos (only 4 appearances), who left for Oviedo in D2 after 6 seasons at the club. Saul Coco signed for Torino for a little less than 8 million which remains a very good deal and midfielder Perrone (29 caps in La Liga last year) left for Man City. On the Sevillian side, note the departures of Lamela ( free), Delaney (contract termination), Rafa Mir (Valencia, loan), striker Veliz (not retained), crack Drammeh (10 goals with the reserve last year), French Agoume (return on loan to Inter), and Soumare (Leicester, return from loan) from Mejbri (return from loan, United) without forgetting the legend Ramos who has come full circle and his former partner at Real Madrid, Mariano Diaz (without a club ) or even recently, the Moroccan international, Youssef En-Nesyri (16 goals, 2 assists in La Liga) for Fenerbahce.

On the other hand, the Belgian international Lukebakio (5 goals), the crack Isaac Romero (4 goals, 4 assists in 14 appearances for his first professional season) without forgetting to mention the former Marseille player, Ocampos (4 pawns) are still in the club. In terms of arrivals, Saul Niguez (Atlético) and Lokonga (Arsenal) arrived on loan while Peque (Racing Santander, 18 goals in D2 last year) was recruited. Carmona could "finally" be retained by the club in the same way as the Swedish international Ludwig Augustinsson and the Argentine international winner of the Copa America, Gonzalo Montiel (sent to Nottingham last season). Author of 4 goals in the Jupiler Pro League last year, Ejuke arrived free of any contract while Jesus Navas signed a life contract.