Las Palmas vs Valencia Prediction 3 May 2025

📣 Following the setback at San Mamés in the last league round, Diego Martinez offered a few thoughts: "It was a dynamic game with plenty of running. Today, we lacked the composure to finish strong-holding on until the end and trying to score. We have five games left. I see the team playing well, looking strong. On a very challenging pitch, the team put in a good performance and showed what they're made of. All the remaining matches will be tough-everyone is fighting for something. I see that the team is focused and strong. The level of play in the last three matches has been very high. Of course, there are mistakes in every game, but if the team believes in itself, it will surely achieve its goals."

📢 Ahead of the crucial clash with Valencia, Viti shared his expectations for the game: "Valencia are nothing like they were in the first half of the season. When we played them back then, they were in a different situation. This gives their players confidence. They've also signed some quality players. But we're in good form too, and I'm confident we can take all 3 points." He also made a call to the fans: "Our survival depends on our home ground. The team needs to be strong at home. I urge everyone to come and support us because we will give everything to earn those three points."

❌ Currently, in Las Palmas' injury list is Kirian Rodriguez, who is dealing with serious health issues. Benito Ramirez's participation remains doubtful as he continues to recover from an injury sustained back in late February.

📣 After dropping points in their home clash with Espanyol (1-1), Carlos Corberan voiced his dissatisfaction with the result: "A draw doesn't offer us much because we were aiming for a win. I'm convinced that our team was significantly closer to victory than Espanyol. Although we've gone eight matches unbeaten, we haven't yet achieved our main goal. We continue to take necessary steps and learn from our mistakes."

📝 One of the standout figures in Valencia's current squad is Cristian Mosquera. The 20-year-old Spanish defender is in his second full season at senior level. His performances, mature beyond his years, have caught the attention of PSG. The Parisians might part ways with Marquinhos, and the club's management sees the Spanish prodigy as the ideal replacement. The transfer could cost around €40 million.

❌ This season, we won't be seeing Thierry Correia on the pitch as he continues to recover from a cruciate ligament tear. Additionally, Enzo Barrenechea is dealing with some health issues, putting his participation in the upcoming match in doubt. Meanwhile, Cesar Tárrega, a crucial part of the defensive line, will miss the game due to an accumulation of yellow cards.