Valencia have failed to score in their last 3 matches
Can Las Palmas improve under Diego Martinez?
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Tip: Valencia v Las Palmas | Odds |
Under 2.5 Goals Total Goals | @1.62 |
Draw Full Time Result | @3.70 |
1-1 Draw Correct Score | @8.50 |
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Las Palmas haven’t won in La Liga and Valencia have picked up one victory in nine games. These teams are bad, the visitors to take a point in their first matches under new manager Diego Martinez.
Stats
Valencia have failed to score in their last 3 matches.
Valencia have drawn 3 of their last 6 matches.
Las Palmas have lost 8 of their last 9 away matches in La Liga.
Las Palmas have failed to score in 4 of their last 7 away matches in La Liga.
HTH
Valencia have a 33-27 advantage against Las Palmas with 16 draws in 76 matches.
Valencia Form
Valencia have won one of their opening nine matches this season. They have scored just five goals and remain in the relegation zone in La Liga.
Ruben Baraja’s side beat Girona 2-0 in September, Luis Rioja and Dani Gomez scoring in a game where they had 32% possession and created 0.35 expected goals.
Los Ches were unlucky to draw 0-0 against Osasuna but had no complaints in a 3-0 defeat at Real Sociedad. They drew 0-0 at Leganes before the international break, a poor game of football with one shot on target recorded.
Valencia Injuries & Team News
Centre-back Mouctar Diakhaby is out until March with a knee injury.
Striker Rafa Mir is out with Hugo Duro and Dani Gomez the options up front.
Las Palmas Form
Las Palmas haven’t won in La Liga this season, three draws and six defeats leaving them rock bottom on the table.
The Canary Islands club snapped a three game losing streak by holding Real Betis to a 1-1 draw. They then lost 3-1 at Villarreal where they had 0.80-4.08 expected goals.
Los Amarillos lost 1-0 against Celta Vigo before the international break. It was Luis Miguel Carrion’s last game in charge, the manager sacked and replaced by Diego Martinez
Las Palmas Injuries & Team News
Goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen remains out with a knee injury, Dinko Horkas to continue between the sticks.