FC Barcelona and UD Las Palmas, at opposite ends of LaLiga, will play at Gran Canaria on Saturday. We provide our prediction for this matchup in the article below.
FC Barcelona vs. UD Las Palmas Prediction & Odds
FC Barcelona Moneyline: -463 UD Las Palmas Moneyline: +930 Draw Moneyline: +565 Predicted Score: Barcelona 3, UD Las Palmas 1FC Barcelona vs. UD Las Palmas Stat Rankings
Barcelona (Rank) UD Las Palmas (Rank) 65 (1st) Goals Scored 29 (9th) 25 (6th) Goals Allowed 41 (19th) 369 (1st) Shots 239 (11th) 195 (2nd) Opponent Shots 323 (17th)FC Barcelona vs. UD Las Palmas Moneyline Insights
Barcelona has won 65.2% of its games this season when it has been a moneyline favorite (15-3-5). This season UD Las Palmas has been an underdog 20 times, and won four, or 20.0%, of those games. When it has played as a moneyline favorite with odds of -463 or shorter, Barcelona has a 6-0-2 record (winning 75.0% of its games). UD Las Palmas is 1-0-1 this season when entering a game as the underdog by +930 or more on the moneyline.FC Barcelona Leaders
Name Games Goals Assists Shots Chances Created Robert Lewandowski 24 20 1 64 16 Raphinha 24 11 6 54 57 Lamine Yamal 21 5 9 61 27 Pedri 23 4 3 13 35 Jules Kounde 24 1 4 13 20UD Las Palmas Leaders
Name Games Goals Assists Shots Chances Created Sandro Ramirez 19 7 3 25 9 Fabio Silva 17 7 1 32 10 Alberto Moleiro 24 4 1 43 28 Oliver McBurnie 24 0 4 17 10 Kirian Rodriguez 21 0 3 19 13How to Bet on FC Barcelona vs. UD Las Palmas
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