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Las Palmas — Eldense 2:0: result, goals and stats

Full timeMatchday 13 · 9 Nov, 19:30
Las PalmasLas Palmas
  • Alex Suarez 90+5'
  • Jefte Betancor 90+8'
2 : 0Half 1 0:0 · Half 2 2:0
  • Matchday 13
  • Gran Canaria (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
  • +22°C · clear
  • Referee: Eder Mallo Fernandez (Spain)

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Match summary

Winner — Las Palmas, 2:0. Las Palmas: 4 wins in a row.

  1. 90+5'Alex Suarez(Ivan Pajuelo)· 1:0
  2. 90+8'Jefte Betancor(Sandro Ramirez)· 2:0
  • Expected goals (xG) 1.14 — 0.33
  • Possession 61% — 39%
  • Shots on target 5 — 1
  • Gran Canaria (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
  • Attendance: 12,301

What’s next

Match events

  1. 24'
    Javier Calleja RevillaYellow card · unsporting behaviour
  2. 30'
    Roberto Lopez AlcaideYellow card · foul
  3. 31'
    Justin SmithYellow card · foul
  4. 35'
    Jesus ClementeYellow card · foul
  5. Half 1 · 0:0
  6. 53'
    Jesus ClementeGoal disallowed
  7. 60'
    Juan LariosYellow card · foul
  8. 66'
    Aingeru Olabarrieta CapeloFidel Chaves
  9. 66'
    Jordi MartinRoberto Lopez Alcaide
  10. 66'
    Pau CabanesJorge Rastrojo Moro
  11. Alex SuarezYellow card · foul
    68'
  12. Alejandro Garcia MejiasManuel Fuster
    68'
  13. Arturo Rodriguez CosanoAndres Rodriguez Martinez
    68'
  14. 72'
    Waldo RubioMariano Carmona
  15. Jefte BetancorJese Rodriguez Ruiz
    77'
  16. 79'
    Alex SerradellYellow card · unsporting behaviour
  17. Sandro RamirezTaisei Miyashiro
    84'
  18. 87'
    Carlos GuiraoMarcos Bustillo Aquesolo
  19. 89'
    Iker Recio OrtegaYellow card · unsporting behaviour
  20. 89'
    Jordi MartinYellow card · foul
  21. Alex Suarezassist: Ivan Pajuelo
    90+5'
  22. Jefte Betancorassist: Sandro Ramirez
    90+8'
  23. Jefte BetancorYellow card · unsporting behaviour
    90+8'

Statistics

Las Palmas Eldense
1.14Expected goals (xG)0.33
61%Possession39%
12Total shots7
5Shots on target1
2Big chances0
5Corners2

Table after the match

#TeamPPts
1UD Almeria1329
2Castellon1227
12Sabadell1217
13Las Palmas1217
14Tenerife1215
15Eldense1214
16Celta Fortuna1313

Bookmakers' last odds

Match result
12.08X3.5923.55
Double chance
1X1.31121.30X21.77

Odds at kick-off: after the match the markets are closed. Odds are for information only.

Line movement

1 · Las PalmasX · draw2 · Eldense
12351020start16:0219:3021:20

Pre-match and live line. Sharp jumps are usually goals.

Pre-match preview

Show the preview written before the match

Las Palmas vs Eldense: Hosts Look to Extend Their Revival Against a Faltering Eldense

Las Palmas welcome Eldense in the Segunda Division with renewed confidence after an impressive victory away to Real Oviedo. The hosts are showing signs of a revival under Albert Sánchez, while their visitors arrive after consecutive league defeats have interrupted an encouraging run. With both sides looking to climb the standings, this encounter offers an important opportunity to build momentum. Las Palmas have the stronger recent results and home advantage, but Eldense have shown enough attacking quality to make this a competitive contest.

Las Palmas Find Their Momentum Again

The arrival of Albert Sánchez has given Las Palmas fresh impetus. Their latest league performance was particularly encouraging, as they secured a 3-2 victory away to Real Oviedo. Manuel Fuster opened the scoring in the 21st minute, before Jesé Rodríguez converted a penalty five minutes later. Taisei Miyashiro then added a third shortly after half-time, giving the visitors a commanding advantage.

Although Real Oviedo managed to score twice and create a nervous finish, Las Palmas held on for three valuable points. The result followed a 1-0 home victory over Real Sociedad B, suggesting that the team are beginning to find greater consistency.

There are still defensive concerns, particularly given the number of goals conceded earlier in the campaign. However, the attacking contributions of Fuster, Jesé and Miyashiro provide reasons for optimism. Jesé, in particular, has emerged as an important attacking figure, combining finishing ability with experience in decisive moments.

Eldense Need an Immediate Response

Eldense arrive in considerably less convincing form. Their most recent league outing ended in a 2-0 home defeat against Granada, with the visitors controlling important periods of the contest. The result followed another disappointing performance against Albacete, where Javi Calleja's side also lost 2-0.

Those defeats have interrupted a promising sequence of three consecutive league victories. Eldense had previously defeated Córdoba 2-1, Real Oviedo 4-1 and Real Valladolid 3-2, demonstrating that they possess the attacking resources to trouble opponents from different parts of the division.

Their main challenge is restoring that attacking sharpness. The team have struggled to find the net in their latest two league matches, and another quiet afternoon in front of goal could make their task particularly difficult.

Jorge Rastrojo is among the players capable of providing an attacking spark, while the experience of Fidel could prove important in midfield. Eldense will need greater efficiency in the final third and improved concentration when defending their own penalty area.

Standings and Recent Form Add Extra Importance

The league situation makes this encounter particularly relevant for both clubs. Following 12 matches, Las Palmas occupy 11th position with 17 points, while Eldense are 15th with 14 points. The three-point gap means that the visitors have an opportunity to draw level with their opponents, whereas a home victory would allow Las Palmas to strengthen their position in the middle of the standings.

The recent sequences favour the Canary Islands side. Las Palmas have collected consecutive league victories against Real Sociedad B and Real Oviedo, while Eldense have suffered successive losses against Albacete and Granada.

Nevertheless, neither team has enjoyed a completely consistent campaign. Las Palmas have experienced defensive difficulties, while Eldense have alternated impressive attacking displays with periods of limited creativity. The ability to maintain concentration throughout the full 90 minutes could therefore prove decisive.

Team News and Expected Line-ups

Las Palmas continue to deal with several availability concerns. Sergio Ruiz, Enrique Clemente, Viti Rozada and Iñaki González are among the players unavailable through injury. Sandro Ramírez, Marvin Park and Edward Cedeño have also faced fitness concerns, leaving Sánchez with some decisions to make when selecting his starting eleven.

The likely approach is a 4-2-3-1 formation, with goalkeeper José Antonio Caro protected by a defensive line featuring Valentín Pezzolesi, Juanma Herzog, Álex Suárez and Andrés Rodríguez. Kirian Rodríguez and Enzo Loiodice could provide the midfield foundation, while Fuster and Miyashiro offer attacking support for Jesé.

Eldense are expected to adopt a similar formation. Ramón Vilà could start in goal, with Álex Serra, Floris Smand and Fidel among the important figures in their defensive and midfield structure. Justin Smith is available again after missing the Granada encounter through suspension, providing a welcome option in central midfield.

Javi Calleja will hope his side can rediscover the organisation and attacking confidence that characterised their earlier winning run.

Head-to-Head History and the Key Battle

The historical record offers limited guidance, as the clubs have rarely crossed paths. Their previous meetings date back to the 1962-63 and 1963-64 Segunda Division campaigns. All four recorded encounters ended in victories for the home side, with neither team finding the net away from home.

This will therefore be an unusual occasion, with little recent direct history to influence preparations. Las Palmas will look to use their possession and technical quality to control proceedings, while Eldense may seek opportunities through quick transitions and direct attacking movements.

The midfield contest could be especially important. If Kirian Rodríguez and Loiodice establish control, the hosts should have opportunities to supply their forwards. Eldense, meanwhile, will need Justin Smith and Fidel to disrupt the home side's rhythm and create opportunities for Rastrojo and his attacking colleagues.

Match Outlook

Las Palmas enter this encounter with the stronger momentum, a more encouraging recent league sequence and the advantage of playing at Estadio de Gran Canaria. Their attacking options also appear capable of exploiting an Eldense defence that has struggled to maintain consistency.

Eldense should not be underestimated, particularly given their earlier victories against established Segunda Division opposition. However, their recent scoring difficulties raise questions about their ability to respond if the hosts take control.

Las Palmas are the more likely winners, with the available assessment assigning them a 46% chance of victory, compared with 27% for Eldense and 28% for a draw. A narrow home success appears the most plausible outcome, with Las Palmas 1-0 Eldense representing a likely scoreline.

For the hosts, another three points would confirm that their revival is gathering momentum. For Eldense, a positive result would provide a valuable response to recent setbacks and restore confidence ahead of their next league challenges.

Preview prepared from the match data · 8 November

Team form

Las PalmasLas PalmasWWWLL
  • Real Oviedo — Las Palmas2:3
  • RSD Alcalá — Las Palmas1:3
  • Las Palmas — Real Sociedad II1:0
  • Las Palmas — Castellon0:3
  • Mallorca — Las Palmas3:1
EldenseEldenseLWLWW
  • Eldense — Granada0:2
  • Atletico Baleares — Eldense0:1
  • Albacete Balompie — Eldense2:0
  • Real Valladolid — Eldense2:3
  • Eldense — Cordoba2:1

About the match

Tournament
Spain · Segunda Division
Stage
Matchday 13
Kick-off
9 November, 19:30
Venue
Gran Canaria (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
Referee
Eder Mallo Fernandez (Spain)
Attendance
12,301
Weather
+22°C · clear wind NW, 4 mph · humidity 84%
By periods
0:0 · 2:0