Sevilla vs Las Palmas Prediction 13 May 2025
🔊 Can the "Palmas" finally overcome the "Nervionenses" for the first time since the 2015/16 season? The fate of Las Palmas will be decided in the remaining matches. Their two-game winning streak from early April is now a thing of the past. The next challenge for Diego Martinez's squad is a trip to the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. Interestingly, Sevilla could also mathematically face relegation from La Liga by the end of the season. Let's take a look at the preliminary predictions according to the bookmakers: a Sevilla victory is at 1.7, while a win for Las Palmas is at 5.2.
Head-to-Head
📊 The teams clashed in the opening round of the current championship, where Gran Canaria witnessed a thrilling 2-2 draw. Interestingly, Las Palmas last triumphed over the Nervionenses in the 2015/16 season, with goals from Roque Mesa and Antolín Alcaraz sealing a 2-0 victory against Sevilla. The Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán remains an unconquered fortress for Las Palmas since 1998.
Head-to-head statistics Sevilla - Las Palmas

Sevilla Team Overview
🔴 "Los Nervionenses" have struggled to secure a win at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán since December last year. Their last victory came against Celta (1-0) thanks to a decisive strike from Manuel Bueno. After 17 home games, Sevilla have added just 21 points to their tally, ranking them 15th in the league. The arrival of Joaquín Caparrós has introduced a rather basic style of play, characterized by formations like 4-4-2 and 4-1-4-1. This midfield congestion makes it difficult for opponents to develop their positional attacks. In their last outing, Sevilla surprisingly lost to Celta (2-3), despite playing the entire second half with a numerical advantage.
Match Results: Sevilla

Las Palmas Team Overview
🟡 The 1-0 defeat to Rayo Vallecano in the 35th round of the league has significantly dampened Las Palmas' hopes of survival. This calendar year, the "Palms" have celebrated just one away victory, against Getafe (3-1). After 17 away matches, Diego Martinez's squad has added only 15 points to their tally. Las Palmas also struggle with defensive organization, conceding an average of 1.63 goals per game, ranking them 19th in the league.
Match Results: Las Palmas
Latest news
Sevilla
📉 Sevilla have set an unwanted record this century, amassing just 38 points after 34 rounds of the championship. The only more dismal seasons were in 1997 and 2000, when they collected just 27 points and subsequently dropped out of Spain's top tier. Over the weekend, defender Juanlu Sanchez shared his thoughts in a brief interview: “We give our all every day; it's time to come together. Caparros, above all, shows us his Sevillian spirit and demands, pushing us to our limits. We must prove we play for this badge. I'm a Sevilla fan; I grew up watching Sevilla win trophies and matches, so the current situation hurts me deeply.”
📝 Sevilla fans are not only frustrated with their team's on-field performances but also with the work of sporting director Victor Orta. His failures in the transfer market have perplexed former Sevilla manager Garcia Pimienta. According to various sources, Victor Orta is expected to leave the club in 2026 when his contract expires.
❌ Sevilla's injury list is extensive: Eykor Adams (thigh injury), Diego Hormigo (leg injury), Sambi Lokonga (hamstring injury), Nianzou Kouassi (thigh injury), Djibril Sow (Achilles injury), and Ruben Vargas (hamstring injury).
Las Palmas
📣 Following a tough 1-0 defeat to Rayo Vallecano last Friday, Diego Martinez spoke to the media: "Clearly, it's been a very difficult evening-we failed to fully realize our potential. We knew it would be a tense match. We had clear opportunities in the second half, but conceding that goal was a significant blow. As coaches, we always take our share of responsibility. No one here is giving up. We have three matches left. It's very challenging, but we have to keep trying. Today, we didn't achieve what we really needed. We fell short, we're sorry, but we gave it our all, and it wasn't enough. Three games remain. I see how hard the team works every day. Our confidence is low, and it shows in our mistakes. I accept and understand that when things don't go well, the full responsibility lies with me."
🔝 In excellent form is Las Palmas' Scottish forward Oliver McBurnie. In his last seven games, he's scored three goals and provided one assist. If Las Palmas are relegated to the Segunda, McBurnie's future will be uncertain.
❌ In the injury list for "The Palms" are Scott McKenna, Kirian Rodriguez, and Fabio Silva. Each of these players is crucial for Las Palmas.
🟨 Yellow Card Prediction
In the head-to-head encounters between Sevilla and Las Palmas, there are typically around 5.6 warnings issued (2.9 for Sevilla and 2.7 for Las Palmas). It's crucial to note a recent trend: in 6 out of the last 7 matches involving Sevilla, there have been at least 5 yellow cards shown. The intense competition, driven by both clubs' desire to secure their spot in La Liga, is likely to result in a high number of fouls. Our pick is over 4.5 total yellow cards.
⚽️ Goal Prediction
Matches between Sevilla and Las Palmas rarely feature a high goal tally, averaging around two goals per game. In 5 of the last 7 meetings, there have been no more than 2 goals scored. Las Palmas' lackluster performance in away games further impacts the nature of this matchup. We suggest focusing on the following outcome - under 3 total goals.
🚩 Corner Kick Prediction
Sevilla holds a significant advantage in corner kicks in their head-to-head matchups with Las Palmas, averaging 6.2 compared to Las Palmas' 3.6. This season, the "Nervionenses" also earn slightly more corners, with an average of 5 compared to Las Palmas' 4.1. Considering these trends, a reasonable prediction is Sevilla to win the corner kick battle.
Editorial Prediction
At the moment, there isn't a significant difference in class between the teams, and both are in notably poor form. Therefore, the upcoming match, much like their first-round encounter, could easily end without a winner. A draw with a score of 1-1 seems the most likely outcome. Based on this, we suggest a bet on both teams to score (yes), which has hit in 7 of Sevilla's last 8 home games in La Liga.