Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 27th September 2023

Real Madrid are highly favoured to claim a win against Las Palmas, whom they face this coming Wednesday. In their current shape, a win at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu seems to be the obvious outcome.

Real Madrid are currently looking at 15 points on their account, having played six matches, leaving them two places off the current La Liga leaders. Meanwhile, Las Palmas find themselves as number 15 in the La Liga with five points following six rounds.

The last time Real Madrid played Las Palmas, they booked three points to their account and look well primed to secure another win on Wednesday.

Real Madrid presents an average of just 1.6 goals per game in their last ten games. They scored a moderate 16times, while also conceding ten. This amounts to an average of one per game in which, they kept their opponents from scoring in two matches.

Las Palmas average 0.4 goals a game in their last ten outing, scoring a total of four goals. They conceded an average of 0.9 per game, for a total of nine goals, whilst keeping their opponents from scoring two times.

Real Madrid completely outclassed Las Palmas, clattering them 3-0 and 3-0 in their two previous matches.

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Prediction

Real Madrid Form

Real Madrid hope to get back to winning ways after first beating Real Sociedad by 2-1, before winning 1-0 against Union Berlin. The streak ended in a recent 3-1 defeat against Atletico Madrid. Real Madrid showed little mercy in their past six matches at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, of which they won five and drew once. Going undefeated, they hit the target 12 times, while letting in six themselves.

A second place finish is the absolute minimum Real Madrid should achieve this coming season where the main target is of course the title.

Las Palmas Form

In their last three matches, Las Palmas lost against Girona and Sevilla by 1-0 and 1-0, respectively, and beat Granada by 1-0. Las Palmas came through their last six away games in the La Liga without a single win. Of those six matches, they drew one and lost five in which, they were outscored by six goals to one.

The relegation battle is a fiercely contested struggle season after season, and Las Palmas is expected to be in the middle of this for the majority of the La Liga-campaign.

We expect Real Madrid to make home advantage count but equally, we do not expect a festival of goals against Las Palmas. Hence, our punt on the home win in a match with no more than three goals.

Real Madrid took nine points from their last three encounters with teams from the bottom half of the La Liga table. This amounts to three wins after scoring six times and conceding two. Real Madrid so far pulled off a record of five wins, zero draws and one defeat in the La Liga this season. Las Palmas are looking at one win, two draws and three defeats in the La Liga.

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Squads

Real Madrid Squad

Ancelotti will select the starting XI for the upcoming match against Las Palmas from the following players (the statistics in the brackets represent goals scored and matches played in the La Liga this season):

Andriy Lunin (0/2), Fran Gonzalez (0/0), Kepa Arrizabalaga (0/4), Thibaut Courtois (0/0), Antonio Rüdiger (0/6), Daniel Carvajal (0/5), David Alaba (0/6), Eder Militao (0/1), Ferland Mendy (0/1), Nacho Fernandez (0/4), Arda Guler (0/0), Aurelien Tchouameni (0/6), Brahim Diaz (0/4), Daniel Ceballos (0/0), Eduardo Camavinga (0/6), Federico Valverde (1/6), Francisco Garcia (0/6), Jude Bellingham (5/6), Luka Modric (0/6), Toni Kroos (1/6), Joselu (2/6), Lucas Vazquez (0/4), Rodrygo (1/6), Vinicius Junior (1/3).

Las Palmas Squad

This is the full squad of players that the Las Palmas head coach Pimienta will select from for his starting XI:

Aaron Escandell (0/0), Alvaro Valles (0/6), Alberto Moleiro (0/0), Alex Suarez (0/6), Daley Sinkgraven (0/2), Eric Curbelo (0/0), Julian Araujo (0/5), Mika Marmol (0/5), Saul Coco (0/4), Sergi Cardona (0/6), Alvaro Lemos (0/2), Benito (0/3), Enzo Loiodice (0/6), Fabio Gonzalez (0/0), Javier Munoz (0/6), Jonathan Viera (1/6), Kirian Rodriguez (1/6), Maximo Perrone (0/3), Omenuke Mfulu (0/3), Pejino (0/5), Cristian Herrera (0/1), Marc Cardona (0/3), Marvin Park (0/2), Munir El Haddadi (0/6), Sandro Ramirez (0/4), Sory Kaba (0/4).

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Team News

At the time of writing, Real Madrid have three players on their injured and absent list as they prepare to meet Las Palmas this coming Wednesday.

Daniel Carvajal, Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois take up space in the treatment room and won't be eligible to be called up for home side Real Madrid, when they face Las Palmas on Wednesday.

Going to Real Madrid, Las Palmas have four players out of action for the match on Wednesday.

Benito, Daley Sinkgraven, Fabio Gonzalez and Alberto Moleiro all face a spell on the sidelines for Las Palmas due to various injuries.

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Lineups

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas H2H

Real Madrid held on to a clean sheet in their last encounters with Las Palmas in the La Liga. They ended up winning 3-0 and 3-0 respectively. Real Madrid enjoy a good 7-2-1 advantage against Las Palmas, and the bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 1/4.

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Results

In the past ten matches between home side Real Madrid and Las Palmas both teams found the back of the net six times. Best priced odds on both teams to score with the bookies are at 10/11.

Real Madrid vs Las Palmas Betting Tips

Jude Bellingham has been great for Real Madrid lately, hitting the target five times, which makes him worth considering in the betting market. Las Palmas are optimistic that Jonathan Viera doubles up on the one goal he provided in their past six outings.

Real Madrid sailed through their 10 most recent outings at home with eight wins, while they drew two. Las Palmas won four of their previous 10 outings away from home across all tournaments, whilst they drew one and lost five. Las Palmas racked up two win from their last 10 possible away games without conceding a goal.

There were more than three goals scored six times in the past ten encounters between Real Madrid and Las Palmas, with the former averaging 3.1 goals a game. Las Palmas scored 1.2 goals per game, while both teams to score paid out six times in this run. In Real Madrid's last ten games, there have been over 2.5 goals in six of them. They managed to average 1.5 goals goals per match across all tournaments. Over 2.5 goals came up in two of Las Palmas's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 0.4 goals in these matches.