Las Palmas vs Atlético Madrid Prediction, Lineups &key data

Atléti Came Out on Top in Last H2H Clash

Las Palmas triumphed in their last game which was away from home. Getafe were beaten 3-1 at Coliseum. Los Amarillos boasted 59% possession and had five shots on target, while Fabio Silva registered two goals and Oliver McBurnie scored one.

Atlético Madrid beat Real Valladolid in their previous game, making it back-to-back victories. It was a 4-2 home win at Riyadh Air Metropolitano. Diego Simeone's team boasted 55% possession and had nine shots on goal, while Julian Alvarez netted two, with Giuliano Simeone and Alexander Soerloth also on the scoresheet.

Atléti have claimed back-to-back victories over Las Palmas and both were home wins at Riyadh Air Metropolitano, featuring 2-0 and 5-0 scorelines. In the past 3 H2H meetings, we have seen two Atléti wins and one Las Palmas victory.

Las Palmas – Last 10 League Games

1 win, 6 losses and 3 draws, averaging 1.1 goals from 3.6 shots on goal and 9.9 attempts. Las Palmas have had 47.0% possession, 366.6 passes and 3.8 corners per match. On average, the opposition have scored 1.8 goals from 5.5 shots on goal and 13.0 attempts, while being awarded 6.2 corners.

Fabio Silva is the top scorer with 4 goals, while Oliver McBurnie and Alberto Moleiro each have 2. Leading assistor is Oliver McBurnie with 3.

Atlético Madrid – Last 10 League Games

Atléti have 5 victories, 2 defeats and 3 draws, with an average of 1.8 goals from 3.9 shots on goal and 11.6 attempts. There’s been an average of 49.4% possession, 487.2 passes, 4.4 corners taken and 4.8 corners against, while they’ve conceded 1.2 goals from 3.8 shots on goal and 12.5 attempts.

Julian Alvarez has landed 8 goals, Alexander Soerloth 4, with Giuliano Simeone and two others scoring 1. Giuliano Simeone has been chief assist maker on 3, with Jan Oblak recording 3 clean sheets in the previous 10 games.

Predicted & Confirmed Lineups

Las Palmas predicted lineup (4-3-3): Dinko Horkas (GK), Viti, Alex Suarez, Scott McKenna, Mika Marmol, Javier Munoz, Dario Essugo, Stefan Bajcetic, Fabio Silva, Oliver McBurnie, Alberto Moleiro.

Atlético Madrid predicted lineup (4-4-2): Jan Oblak (GK), Marcos Llorente, Robin Le Normand, Clement Lenglet, Javi Galan, Giuliano Simeone, Koke, Pablo Barrios, Conor Gallagher, Alexander Soerloth, Julian Alvarez.