Las Palmas vs Celta Vigo Prediction & Betting Tips (5 October)

22 matches, 22 matches that Las Palmas have not won in the league, since February. Huge shortage which did not stop Monday evening on the lawn of Villarreal, defeated 3-1. A fourth defeat in five days after those against Alaves 2-0, Bilbao 2-3, and Osasuna 2-1. We wonder how it is possible that Palmas allowed himself to thwart the plans of Real Madrid at the start of the season 1-1 and those of Betis recently 1-1. With 3 points on the clock, Las Palmas is the bottom of the championship.

Celta Vigo started its championship campaign ideally by winning its first two matches against Alaves 2-1 and Valencia 3-1 but since then, the Galician club has not has won only one of its last six league games for a record of four defeats against Villarreal 4-3, Osasuna 3-2, Bilbao 3-1 and most recently, at home while still undefeated, against Atlético with a goal from Alvarez in the 90th minute 0-1. Last weekend, the Galicians hosted Girona in Balaidos and did not find the recipe for success 1-1. Following this poor form, Vigo fell back to 10th place in the elite at the start of this day. 

The weeks pass and the absences intensify at Palmas who will have to deal without the starting goalkeeper recruited this summer, Jasper Cillessen, without the prolific Sandro Ramirez (3 goals, 1 assist in the league), the defenders McKenna and Marmol or again the former Real Madrid midfielder, Marvin (thigh injury). Author of 3 goals in the league, Alvaro Moleiro will be in the game and will try to exist offensively. Among the Galicians, the long-term injured Ristic and Luca de la Torre (important in the midfield) will be absent from this trip to Gran Canaria.

On the bench against Atlético, former Lille player Bamba was not in the squad against Girona and could remain in the infirmary again this evening. On the other hand, the Spanish legend Aspas (4 goals, 2 assists in La Liga this season), scorer off the bench last weekend will be operational like Douvikas and the returning injury, Mingueza (ex-FC Barcelona ).