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Eibar vs Las Palmas: Segunda División Matchday 7 Preview

Eibar host Las Palmas at Estadio Municipal de Ipurua on Sunday, with five points and a five-match winning run separating the two sides in the Segunda División table.

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·26 Sept·2 min read
Eibar vs Las Palmas: Segunda División Matchday 7 Preview
Eibar vs Las Palmas: Segunda División Matchday 7 PreviewPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Eibar sit second in the Segunda División after six matches, with five wins from six, a goal difference of plus eight, and 15 points to their name. They head into Sunday's fixture at Estadio Municipal de Ipurua on a run of five consecutive wins, taking 15 points from their last five matches without a single draw or defeat across that run.

Las Palmas arrive in mid-table, placed tenth after six matches. They have won three, drawn one, and lost two, accumulating 10 points and an even goal difference of eight scored and eight conceded. Their last five matches have brought seven points, a run that includes two wins, one draw, and two defeats, with a 5-2 loss among those results.

The points gap between the sides currently stands at five. Eibar's defensive record reads 12 goals scored and just four conceded across their six Segunda División matches this season.

The head-to-head record between these two clubs offers a contrasting pair of recent results. Eibar won 3-1 against Las Palmas on 29 March 2026, while Las Palmas claimed a 3-1 victory over Eibar on 19 October 2025. Each side has taken a heavy win over the other within the past year.

Kick-off at Estadio Municipal de Ipurua is at 16:30 UTC on Sunday, 27 September 2026, in Matchday 7 of the Regular Season.

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