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Granada vs UD Las Palmas Prediction: La Liga 2 Preview
Granada host UD Las Palmas in La Liga 2 on 15 November. We assess recent form, team news and their head-to-head record ahead of the fixture.
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Granada welcome UD Las Palmas in Spain’s La Liga 2 on 15 November 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 15:15 UTC. Both sides arrive after 2-0 victories over Eldense, setting up a meeting between two teams with encouraging results behind them.
Granada have scored in each of their last six matches, while Las Palmas have a stronger recent record in the head-to-head meetings. The available information does not specify either club’s league position, so the wider implications of the result remain unclear.
Recent form and performance
Granada’s latest win came away to Eldense. They had 50% possession and four attempts, with one on target; Alcaraz scored in the 60th minute and Emeka added a goal in the 91st. Across their last six matches, Granada have scored 13 goals and conceded three, a run that points to both attacking consistency and comparatively tight defending.
Las Palmas also beat Eldense 2-0, recording 61% possession, 12 attempts and five shots on target. Suárez and Betancor scored late, in the 95th and 98th minutes respectively. Over their last six games, Las Palmas have scored 10 goals and conceded nine, so their recent results suggest a less secure defensive record than Granada’s. No separate home or away form figures are provided.
Head-to-head record
Across the six listed meetings since 26 September 2022, Las Palmas have won three, Granada have won one and two have ended level. Those matches produced 10 goals in total: seven for Las Palmas and three for Granada, an average of 1.67 per game.
The most recent league meeting, on 2 April 2026, ended in a 2-0 home win for Las Palmas. Taisei Miyashiro scored in the 49th minute and Cristian Gutiérrez in the 88th. Granada had more attempts, 10 to eight, but Las Palmas registered four shots on target compared with Granada’s three. Granada have not beaten Las Palmas in their last four league meetings, while Las Palmas have avoided defeat away to Granada in their last two league visits. Past results offer context, but do not determine the next one.
Team news and line-up uncertainty
Granada are reported to be without Baïla Diallo and Pau Casadesús because of muscle injuries. Owen Emeka is listed as suspended. The supplied information does not include confirmed line-ups or a predicted formation.
For Las Palmas, Iñaki González is unavailable with a muscle injury, Viti Rozada after arthroscopy, Sergio Ruiz with a meniscus tear and Edward Cedeño with a tendon tear. Rafa Cruz is suspended. The source does not specify likely replacements or the extent to which these absences may alter the teams’ approach.
Tactical factors
Granada’s run of 13 goals in six matches gives them a clear attacking platform, and their three goals conceded over that span indicate a solid recent defensive return. Their scoring record suggests they may be able to trouble Las Palmas, though the visitors’ recent head-to-head advantage is a counterweight.
Las Palmas showed they can create opportunities in their latest match, taking 12 shots and putting five on target. Their nine concessions across six games could give Granada openings, but Las Palmas have scored 10 times in the same period. With several absences reported for both sides, including suspensions, the available data is not enough to predict specific tactical changes.
Granada vs UD Las Palmas prediction
A cautious prediction is a 1-1 draw. Granada’s recent scoring and stronger defensive figures make them a credible home threat, while Las Palmas’ record in recent meetings and their ability to generate shots offer reasons to expect a competitive response.
The two teams’ 2-0 wins over Eldense provide a positive lead-in for both, but Granada’s four-match league winless sequence against Las Palmas is notable. With no confirmed line-ups and several players unavailable, the likely balance remains uncertain; the score prediction should therefore be treated as an assessment rather than a certainty.
