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Valencia - Las Palmas
Spain Primera Liga - Mestalla
2nd Round
Prediction 1
Valencia to win
8/11 (1.73)
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Prediction 2
Over 2.5 goals
13/10 (2.30)
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*The odds in this article were correct at the time of writing, but are subject to change.
An interesting fixture is on the cards as newly-promoted Las Palmas go head-to-head with Valencia. Which of these teams will come out on top at the end of this Spanish La Liga match?
Valencia vs Las Palmas betting tips
These teams will lock horns at the Mestalla Stadium, kick-off time is set for 20:30 BST.
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Valencia to emerge victorious
- Valencia won five of their last six matches in all competitions.
- Las Palmas managed just one win in their last five games.
- Las Palmas lost their last two trips to the Mestalla Stadium.
Goals expected to flow
- Valencia's last four matches have seen three goals scored per game on average, with three of those matches going above the 2.5 goal margin.
- Both teams tend to score when these teams meet, with five of their last seven encounters featuring goals at both ends.
- At least three goals were scored in five of the last seven clashes between Valencia and Las Palmas.
Valencia vs Las Palmas odds comparison, stats and h2h numbers
We've established our Valencia vs Las Palmas predictions. You can find some of the best stats for this match here, along with the right tools to help you choose the best odds.
Valencia odds: 8/11 (1.73) – 57.9%
Draw odds: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
Las Palmas odds: 17/4 (5.25) – 19%
As it stands, Valencia are the expected winners at 8/11 (1.73). Teams with these odds generally have a 57.9 percent probability of winning. Additionally, we believe there's a lot of value in backing both teams to get on the scoresheet; the BTTS option is currently priced at 23/20 (2.15).
*These odds come from different bookmakers, and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
You can also find our best football tips for today in this article.
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D
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Last Five - Las Palmas
24/09/23
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Las Palmas
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1
W
17/09/23
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Las Palmas
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07/09/23
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D
Valencia vs Las Palmas lineups
Valencia
Valencia kick-started their new La Liga campaign with a 2-1 victory at Sevilla last week; they've enjoyed some fine form since the start of the summer, winning five of their last six matches. Ruben Baraja will look to steer his team to their second consecutive win, and he'll fancy his side's chances against Las Palmas. Alberto Mari and Marcos Andre are both ruled out for Los Che.
Predicted lineups: Mamardashvili, Correia, Paulista, Özkaçar, Gayà, Pérez, Diakhaby, Pepelu, Noguerol, Almeida, Duro.
Las Palmas
On the other hand, Las Palmas played out a 1-1 draw with Mallorca last weekend; they've aren't particularly coming into this match with a ton of confidence, as they won just one of their last five matches. Garcia Pimienta's side will set their sights on their first win of the season as they visit the Mestalla on Friday. Alberto Moleiro and Fabio Gonzalez are both in the recovery room, and will be unavailable for the visitors.
Predicted lineups: Valles, Lemos, Coco, Suárez, Cardona, Loiodice, Muñoz, Pejino, Rodríguez, Viera, Cardona.
Starting lineups
Valencia
Las Palmas
*Lineups will be automatically updated shortly after they're announced.
Player to watch: Jonathan Viera
We would like to point out that Mallorca finished second in the Segunda Division last season, gaining automatic promotion back to the top tier of Spanish football. Interestingly, Jonathan Viera was arguably their best player last season, as scored seven goals whilst assisting five more. The 33 year old bagged his first goal of the season in Las Palmas' 1-1 draw with Mallorca last weekend. He'll take on his former team today, and it'll be interesting to see how he matches up against Los Che's defense.
