Three points will be at stake as Las Palmas and Valencia go toe-to-toe with each other at Gran Canaria Stadium on Saturday, 3 May 2025. Which of these teams will reign supreme at the end of this match?
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Las Palmas vs Valencia predictions: Goals at both ends
Key stats
- Valencia are currently on an eight-match unbeaten run.
- Both teams were on the scoresheet in six of Valencia's last eight games.
- Four of Las Palmas’ last six matches featured goals at both ends.
- Fewer than three goals were scored in five of Valencia's last six games.
Correct score prediction: Las Palmas 1-1 Valencia
No team has drawn more away games than Valencia in La Liga this season. Los Che have played 16 matches away from home, and eight of those ended in stalemates.
Interestingly, the spoils were shared in four of Valencia's last five away matches, three of which ended 1-1.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Las Palmas are slightly favoured
- HOME: 8/5 (2.60) – 38.5%
- DRAW: 23/10 (3.30) – 30.3%
- AWAY: 13/8 (2.63) – 38.1%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Valencia's fine form continued with a 1-1 draw against Espanyol last week. Carlos Corberan’s men have now strung together an eight-match unbeaten run, with four wins and four draws.
On the other hand, Las Palmas have managed only two wins in their last 16 games across all competitions. However, both victories came in their last three games.
As it stands, Las Palmas are 18th in La Liga ahead of their encounter with 14th-placed Valencia.
With that in mind, Las Palmas are the expected winners at 8/5 (2.60). Teams with these odds generally have a 38.5% probability of winning.
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Additionally, while Valencia opened the scoring in six of their last eight matches, Las Palmas conceded first in six of their last seven games.
Keeping in mind that Valencia also drew first blood in nine of the last 11 meetings between these teams, Valencia to score first has an appealing look at 11/10 (2.10). That one has a 47.6% chance of landing.
Most recent H2Hs: Las Palmas to complete the sweep?
Valencia suffered a 3-2 home defeat in the reverse fixture. They have had a poor track record against Las Palmas in recent years, losing three of the last four skirmishes between these sides.
Spain La Liga 21/10/24
Valencia
Las Palmas
Spain La Liga 10/02/24
Las Palmas
Valencia
Spain La Liga 18/08/23
Valencia
Las Palmas
Spain La Liga 20/01/18
Las Palmas
Valencia
Spain Copa del Rey 09/01/18
Valencia
Las Palmas
Las Palmas preview: A few absentees
Benito Ramirez, with a muscle injury, and Kirian Rodriguez, who has not recovered from an illness, are both ruled out, but Javier Munoz will be available for this game after serving a suspension last time out.
Also, Marvin Park's participation in this match is questionable.
Predicted lineup: Horkas (GK), Marmol, McKenna, Suarez, Rozada, Essugo, Bajcetic, Ramirez, Moleiro, Januzaj & McBurnie.
Spain La Liga 13/05/25
L
Sevilla
1
Las Palmas
0
Spain La Liga 09/05/25
L
Rayo Vallecano
1
Las Palmas
0
Spain La Liga 03/05/25
L
Valencia
3
Las Palmas
2
Spain La Liga 23/04/25
L
Athletic Bilbao
1
Las Palmas
0
Spain La Liga 19/04/25
W
Atletico Madrid
0
Las Palmas
1
Valencia preview: Looking to extend their unbeaten run
Long-term absentee Thierry Correia is sidelined for the rest of the season with a cruciate ligament injury.
While there are no other injury concerns for Los Che, defender Cesar Tarrega will be suspended for accumulating yellow cards.
Predicted lineup: Mamardashvili (GK), Foulquier, Diakhaby, Mosquera, Gaya, Barrenechea, Guerra, Rioja, Almeida, Lopez & Duro.
Spain La Liga 10/05/25
W
Getafe
0
Valencia
3
Spain La Liga 03/05/25
W
Las Palmas
2
Valencia
3
Spain La Liga 22/04/25
D
Espanyol
1
Valencia
1
Spain La Liga 19/04/25
D
Rayo Vallecano
1
Valencia
1
Spain La Liga 11/04/25
W
Sevilla
0
Valencia
1
Player to watch: Javier Munoz
Javier Munoz scored the only goal in Las Palmas' victory over Atletico Madrid. The former Alaves midfielder has two direct goal involvements in his last two appearances, which is as many as he had in his previous 30 league assignments this season. It will be interesting to see if Munoz can score in back-to-back games for the first time since January 2024.