Las Palmas vs Betis Prediction & Betting Tips (26 September)

When will there be a first victory for Las Palmas which is clearly heading towards relegation like Levante, Elche or even Almeria last year, all three of whom waited for the flood to win their first match and who never knew about it? then fill their point deficit which is too important to leave the red zone. Last weekend, on the Osasuna pitch, the residents of Gran Canaria suffered a 2-1 defeat for a 3rd defeat in a row after those suffered against Bilbao at home 2-3 and against Deportivo Alaves before the international break 2-0. It's been 20 league matches, last season included, that Las Palmas has not won in La Liga and it logically occupies last place in the standings.

Bétis closed the 6th day of the elite on Monday evening for the arrival of Mallorca and At the same time, they were trying to record a third successive victory in La Liga after those gleaned at home against Leganes 2-0 and Getafe 2-1. Ultimately, the Verdiblancos' only misstep in the league was their loss at the Bernabéu against Real Madrid with a brace from Kylian Mbappé 2-0. 

Holders in the defensive league during the previous day, Marmol (central) and Marvin (right side) left prematurely due to injury against Osasuna and will probably be missing for this meeting. They thus joined another starter in the defensive sector, Alex Suarez (injured, also OUT). This is starting to create a lot of absences to compose a defensive line for the Palmas coach. As for the offensive sector, Ramirez (who passed through Barça as a youth) shows himself very clearly to his advantage with 3 goals in 6 matches. Recruited to break the cages this season, McBurnie (Sheffield United) ultimately offered two assists but no goal scored.

Against Osasuna a few days ago, it was Alberto Moleiro who found the fault, scoring his second goal of the season. At Real Bétis, the very seriously injured Marc Bartra (reliable option behind), the crack Isco (8 goals, 5 goals in La Liga last season), the recuperator William Carvalho and the starting right side Sabaly (ex-Bordeaux) will be absent along with the less important Johny Cardoso (rotation). Transferred from Tottenham, Lo Celso scored twice against Getafe and tried to do it again on Monday evening against Mallorca.