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Granada CF vs Las Palmas: Segunda División Matchday 14 Preview

Granada CF host Las Palmas on Sunday looking to extend a five-match winning run against visitors who arrive carrying momentum of their own.

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·13 Nov·2 min read
Granada CF vs Las Palmas: Segunda División Matchday 14 Preview
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Granada CF go into Matchday 14 of the Segunda División sitting fifth in the table, with 23 points from 12 matches. They have won seven, drawn two and lost three, and their goals record stands at 20 scored against 14 conceded. They are placed in the top third of the 22-team table.

The home side arrive at this fixture in the strongest form of either team. Five consecutive wins have brought 15 points from the last five matches, a run that includes victories over Valladolid, Cadiz, Burgos and Real Sociedad II, as well as a 2-0 win at Eldense.

Las Palmas occupy tenth place with 20 points from 13 matches — six wins, two draws and five defeats — and a goals record of 19 scored and 21 conceded. The gap between the two sides in the table stands at three points. The visitors sit in mid-table and arrive with three consecutive wins to their name, earning 9 points from their last five matches. Their recent run includes wins over Eldense, Oviedo and Real Sociedad II, though they lost to both Castellón and Mallorca earlier in that five-match spell.

The head-to-head record between these clubs offers a point of interest. When the sides met on 2 April 2026, Las Palmas won 2-0. The fixture before that, on 10 October 2025, finished goalless.

Granada CF have played one fewer match than Las Palmas heading into the weekend. Sunday's match brings together a side pushing firmly in the upper reaches of the table against a Las Palmas outfit that has rediscovered consistency over recent weeks. Kick-off is at 15:15 UTC.

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