Can Granada extend their winning streak against Las Palmas? Granada vs Las Palmas prediction – 15.11.2026
On Sunday, November 15, 2026, Granada will welcome Las Palmas to Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes in the 14th round of Spain's Segunda División. Kick-off is scheduled for 16:15 Central European Time. Both teams approach this encounter in excellent form, with Granada winning five consecutive league matches and Las Palmas securing three straight victories. The hosts currently occupy fifth place with 23 points, while the visitors are tenth with 20, making this an important confrontation in the race for promotion.
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Granada: Five consecutive victories and growing promotion ambitions
Granada have become one of the most impressive teams in the Segunda División over recent weeks. José Rojo Martín, better known as Pacheta, has transformed the team's performances, helping the Andalusian club establish itself among the leading promotion contenders.
Their recent results demonstrate remarkable consistency.
Granada defeated Real Sociedad B 3-2 before securing a narrow 1-0 victory away to Burgos. They followed that result with a 2-0 home success against Cádiz, a 2-1 victory over Real Valladolid and another convincing 2-0 win against Eldense.
Five consecutive league victories have lifted Granada to fifth place with 23 points from 12 matches. The team have scored 20 goals and conceded 14, demonstrating an improving balance between attacking efficiency and defensive organization.
Their recent defensive performances have been particularly encouraging. Granada have kept three clean sheets in their last five league games, conceding only three goals during that period.
Pacheta has implemented an aggressive approach built around high pressing, quick transitions and dangerous deliveries from wide areas. The team have also become increasingly effective from set pieces.
However, the hosts must deal with several important absences.
José Arnáiz, Baila Diallo and Pau Casadesús remain unavailable through injury, while young forward Owen Emeka is away on international duty.
There is better news concerning Alejandro Marqués, Rubén Alcaraz and Pedro Alemañ, who have recovered from physical problems and are available for selection.
Jorge Pascual, Granada's leading league scorer with four goals, should play an important role in attack, while Gerard Gumbau and Alcaraz provide experience and creativity in midfield.
With home advantage and an impressive winning streak, Granada have every reason to approach this encounter confidently.
Las Palmas: Three straight victories under Albert Sánchez
Las Palmas have experienced a turbulent start to the campaign, particularly because of instability in the coaching position.
Rubén de la Barrera was dismissed in October after collecting 11 points from nine league matches. Juan Manuel Rodríguez temporarily took charge before Albert Sánchez was appointed as the new head coach at the end of the month.
The managerial change has produced encouraging results.
Las Palmas defeated Real Sociedad B 1-0 before securing an impressive 3-2 away victory against Real Oviedo. Their latest league encounter ended in a 2-0 home success over Eldense, extending their winning streak to three matches.
These results have lifted the Canary Islands club to tenth place with 20 points from 13 games.
Sánchez has focused on restoring confidence and developing a more recognizable attacking identity. His team look to control possession, build attacks through short passing combinations and create opportunities by exploiting spaces between defensive lines.
However, Las Palmas have struggled defensively throughout the season. They have conceded 21 goals in 13 league matches, significantly more than Granada.
Personnel problems could make their task even more difficult.
Juanma Herzog, Valentín Pezzolesi and Rafa Cruz are unavailable because of international commitments, while Iñaki González, Sergio Ruiz, Enrique Clemente, Viti and Marvin Park are dealing with injuries.
Despite these setbacks, Las Palmas retain attacking quality.
Jesé Rodríguez has scored four league goals, while Taisei Miyashiro has contributed three. Manu Fuster and Iván Jaime provide additional creativity, making the visitors dangerous when they are allowed to control possession.
However, facing Granada's aggressive pressing with a weakened squad could prove particularly challenging.
Key players and squad options
- Granada: Luca Zidane, Rubén Alcaraz, Gerard Gumbau, Pedro Alemañ, Jorge Pascual, Alejandro Marqués, Sergio Rodelas.
- Las Palmas: José Antonio Caro, Álex Suárez, Kirian Rodríguez, Enzo Loiodice, Manu Fuster, Iván Jaime, Jesé Rodríguez, Taisei Miyashiro.
Match facts and head-to-head statistics
- Granada have won five consecutive Segunda División matches.
- The hosts have kept three clean sheets during that winning streak.
- Granada have collected 23 points from 12 league matches, scoring 20 goals.
- Las Palmas have won their last three league encounters.
- The visitors have conceded 21 goals in 13 league matches.
- Las Palmas defeated Granada 2-0 in their previous meeting on April 2, 2026.
- Granada have scored at least twice in four of their last five competitive matches.
- Las Palmas have recorded three victories since Albert Sánchez took charge.
Can Granada's momentum overcome Las Palmas' revival? Granada vs Las Palmas prediction
Both teams approach this encounter with considerable confidence, making it one of the most intriguing fixtures of the Segunda División weekend.
Las Palmas have improved significantly under Sánchez, and their three consecutive victories demonstrate that the new manager is beginning to establish a successful playing style.
However, the visitors' defensive record remains concerning, particularly with several important players unavailable.
Granada, meanwhile, have demonstrated greater consistency and defensive reliability during their recent winning streak. Pacheta's side have combined aggressive pressing with improved finishing, allowing them to control matches against competitive opponents.
The return of Alcaraz, Alemañ and Marqués provides another important boost for the hosts, while Las Palmas must compensate for numerous injuries and international absences.
Playing at Nuevo Los Cármenes should also strengthen Granada's chances. Their ability to apply pressure high up the pitch could make it difficult for the visitors to establish their preferred possession-based approach.
Las Palmas possess enough attacking talent to create problems, but Granada's current form, tactical organization and home advantage make the hosts the more convincing choice.
