Granada host Las Palmas in La Liga 2 on November 15, 2026, with both sides bringing encouraging recent results into the fixture. Granada have won their last five league matches and sit fifth, while Las Palmas, in 10th, arrive after a 2-0 victory over Eldense. The visitors have also responded well to a change of coach, making this a meeting between a home side in outstanding form and an away team gaining momentum. Kick-off is scheduled for 15:15 local time at Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes.

Granada's Recent Form and Key Stats

Granada have turned an uncertain start to the campaign into a strong run. Their La Liga 2 record stands at seven wins, two draws and three defeats, but their more recent numbers are sharper: five victories in five league matches, with averages of 2.0 goals scored and just 0.2 conceded per game. A 2-0 win away to Eldense on November 1 was the latest result in that league sequence.

The home side have won three of their five matches at Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes. There is nevertheless a reason not to treat home advantage as decisive on its own: their two setbacks there came against Andorra and Albacete. Granada's recent scoring form is a stronger argument for their confidence heading into this contest, particularly against visitors whose away games have regularly featured goals.

Jorge Pascual has given Granada a notable attacking contribution, scoring four times in his last six appearances after a quieter start to the season. Sergio Rodelas has one goal and three assists in the league, including a goal and two assists across his four most recent matches. Gerard Gumbau has also been involved in goals in each of the previous three games, contributing one goal and two assists. Those contributions help explain why Granada have been able to sustain their winning run.

Las Palmas' Recent Form and Key Stats

Las Palmas have six wins, two draws and five defeats in La Liga 2. Across their last five matches, they have recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat, scoring an average of 1.4 goals while conceding 1.2. Their most recent result was a 2-0 win over Eldense on November 9, following another league victory against Oviedo.

The visitors endured an uneven earlier period, but the coaching change described in their recent run has coincided with better results. Albert Sánchez won his first two matches in charge, against Oviedo and Eldense, with Las Palmas scoring five goals across those fixtures. Before his arrival, the team had also beaten Real Sociedad B in the league and Alcalá after extra time in the Copa del Rey. Those results give the away side a basis for confidence, even if Granada's five-match league streak presents a demanding test.

There are several attacking contributors for Las Palmas. Jesé has four goals and one assist in 10 starts, while Taisei Miyashiro has three goals and two assists. Iván Jaime has supplied two goals and three assists. Their away scoring record is particularly relevant to this match: Las Palmas have scored at least once in each of their last 12 away games.

Granada vs Las Palmas Match Analysis

Granada's five straight league wins and low recent goals-against average make a strong case for the hosts. Yet the matchup is less straightforward than their current run suggests. From Granada's perspective, the supplied head-to-head record against Las Palmas is no wins, three draws and two defeats across five meetings. That record does not determine what happens next, but it does show why the visitors should not be dismissed despite playing away.

The goal patterns offer another way to assess this Granada vs Las Palmas preview. Granada have averaged two goals per game across their last five league matches, while at least two total goals have been scored in 19 of Las Palmas' last 20 away matches. Both teams scored in the second half of each of Las Palmas' last four away games. There has also been at least one second-half goal in 18 of Granada's last 20 matches and in 18 of Las Palmas' last 20 away matches. These are match-goal trends, rather than guarantees that either side will score on Sunday.

Granada bring the stronger recent league record and have conceded very little during their winning sequence. Las Palmas, however, have found the net consistently away from home and have multiple players contributing goals and assists. With the hosts' attacking form set against the visitors' away scoring streak, goals for both sides are a coherent possibility, even as Granada's recent defensive figures provide a clear reason for caution.

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