Girona vs Las Palmas Preview: Team News & Prediction
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Girona have endured a difficult run of it across all competitions as they drift from the European spots ahead of the Catalans now taking on a much-improved Las Palmas side this weekend.
Kick-off date/time: Monday 3rd February, 2025: UK – 8:00pm / US ET – 3:00pm / US PT – 12:00pm
How to watch on TV: UK – Premier Sports / US – ESPN have the exclusive rights to La Liga games in the USA, so Girona vs Las Palmas may be televised on one of their affiliated channels
How to watch online: UK – Premier Sports / US – ESPN+
Girona Team News: Defensive injuries
Girona have a few injury issues ahead of the visit of Las Palmas with centre-backs Daley Blind and Ladislav Krejci sidelined alongside Miguel Gutierrez, whilst goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga is also unavailable. Bryan Gil is available after being suspended for the UEFA Champions League.
Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Pau Lopez; Arnau Martinez, Juanpe, David Lopez, Alejandro Frances; Yangel Herrera, Ivan Martin; Yaser Asprilla, Van de Beek, Bryan Gil; Danjuma
Unavailable: Paulo Gazzaniga (Injured), Blind (Injured), Krejci (Injured), Miguel Gutierrez (Injured)
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Las Palmas Team News: A few issues
Sporting CP loanee Dario Essugo, who has been linked with both Chelsea and Manchester City, is unavailable for Las Palmas as he is missing through suspension. They also have a few injury issues such as Marvin Park and Jose Campana.
Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Cillessen; Javier Munoz, Alex Suarez, McKenna, Mika Marmol; Loiodice, Kirian Rodriguez; Sandro, Jaime Mata, Alberto Moleiro; Silva
Unavailable: Viti (Injured), Park (Injured), Dario Essugo (Suspended), Jose Campana (Injured)
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Girona vs Las Palmas Prediction
Girona come into this one on the back of a 2-1 defeat at home to Arsenal at Montilivi in midweek with Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld giving them a lead before goals from Jorginho and Ethan Nwaneri turning the game on its head against a rotated Gunners side. The Catalans, under the management of Michel, have now suffered four successive defeats across all competitions. They now face a Las Palmas side that have been much-improved since the appointment of Diego Martinez during the October international break. The Canary Islanders have dipped a little bit, though, with a 1-1 draw at home to Osasuna last weekend meaning they have managed just one victory in their last six matches. Las Palmas remain a positive side looking to play good football, whilst Girona have been one of the most entertaining teams to watch in La Liga for the last couple of seasons so both teams scoring looks a good bet.
Girona vs Las Palmas Tip: Both teams to score
