How to watch today's Las Palmas vs Real Madrid La Liga game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time. Real Madrid secured their first La Liga win last time out, but still find themselves a few spots off the summit when they take on Las Palmas at Gran Canaria on Friday (AEDT).
Kylian Mbappe will be hoping to get off the mark for Real Madrid on Thursday as Los Blancos travel to the Canary Islands for a tricky test away to Las Palmas.
Real Madrid will look to extend their winning form as they face Las Palmas in a La Liga match on Thursday.
After a 3-0 win over Real Valladolid in the previous match, the team is determined to maintain their momentum.
Meanwhile, Las Palmas are still searching for their first win of the season. They drew 2-2 with Sevilla in the La Liga opener and went down 1-2 to Leganes on Sunday.
The defending champions put past three unanswered goals against Real Valladolid last weekend, while Los Amarillos suffered a 2-1 loss to Leganes.
Las Palmas vs Real Madrid kick-off time & stadium
Date: August 30, 2024
Kick-off time: 6:30 am AEDT
Venue: Gran Canaria
La Liga match between Las Palmas and Real Madrid will be played at Estadio Gran Canaria in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
It will kick off at 6:30 am AEDT on Friday, August 29, in Australia.
Adnan Januzaj and Pejino are ruled out with muscle injuries, while Fabio Gonzalez is a touch-and-go due to an ankle issue.
Las Palmas manager Luis Carrion could introduce Sandro Ramirez off the bench despite the attacker scoring in the last two outings.
Jude Bellingham, David Alaba and Eduardo Camavinga all makeup for the injury absentees at the club, while Jesus Vallejo remains fitness doubt after missing the Valladolid win.
Ferland Mendy is back from his ban and will reclaim his left-back spot from Fran Garcia.
With games in quick succession, Los Blancos boss Carlo Ancelotti is expected to rotate his side. So the likes of Lucas Vazquez, Luka Modric and Brahim Diaz can see themselves starting on Thursday.
Las Palmas vs. Real Madrid lineups, predicted starting 11, team news
Las Palmas were disappointed to lose at Leganes last Sunday and will be desperate for a better performance against the champions.
Veteran Jaime Mata could return to the starting lineup, perhaps with Marvin Park — formerly of Madrid — reverting to right-back to free up a space in the attack. Former Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie will lead the line.
Las Palmas predicted XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Cillessen (GK) — Park, Suarez, Marmol, A. Munoz — J. Munoz, Rodriguez — Mata, Moleiro, Sandro — McBurnie.
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Real Madrid are likely to stick with the team that defeated Valladolid, meaning the impressive Arda Guler is set to keep his place while Jude Bellingham recovers from injury. Brahim Diaz performed well off the bench last time out, though, so there's a chance he could force his way into the team.
Endrick's goal-scoring cameo is not expected to be enough to earn a starting spot, although Ancelotti could elect to field the Brazilian as the No. 9 should he move Kylian Mbappe to a wide role and hand either Rodrygo or Vinicius Junior a rest.
Real Madrid predicted XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Courtois (GK) — Carvajal, Militao, Rudiger, Garcia — Valverde, Tchouameni — Rodrygo, Guler, Vinicius — Mbappe.
Injured: Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavinga, David Alaba
Suspended: None
Real Madrid will look to build on their dominant 3-0 victory over Valladolid as they travel to face Las Palmas. Despite a setback in their last away fixture against Mallorca, Madrid will be keen to maintain momentum and secure another three points. Las Palmas, on the other hand, have struggled mightily, going 16 league games without a win.
With new signing Mbappe failing to score for Madrid in their opening two fixtures, it's been left to the likes of fellow Galacticos Rodrygo and Kendrick to hit the target and ensure Los Blancos have an unbeaten record coming into this, their third fixture of the new La Liga season.
They face a Las Palmas side that have claimed under new boss Luis Miguel Carrion have yet to win under new boss Luis Miguel Carrion, having drawn at home to Sevilla on the opening weekend of the campaign before losing away at Leganes last Saturday.
Real Madrid rebounded strongly from a disappointing draw against Mallorca on Matchday 1 with a convincing 3-0 victory over Real Valladolid, securing four points in their opening two matches. The Merengues, determined to challenge for the top spot, are eyeing a move closer to Barcelona, who currently lead the standings with a perfect nine points.
Next up, Kylian Mbappe‘s team, face Las Palmas, a team struggling at the bottom of the table with just one point from a draw and a loss. With Las Palmas looking to climb out of the relegation zone, Real Madrid will see this as an excellent opportunity to secure another three points and keep the pressure on their title rivals.
How to watch today's Las Palmas vs Real Madrid La Liga game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time. Real Madrid secured their first La Liga win last time out, but still find themselves a few spots off the summit when they take on Las Palmas at Gran Canaria on Friday (AEDT).
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Kylian Mbappe will be hoping to get off the mark for Real Madrid on Thursday as Los Blancos travel to the Canary Islands for a tricky test away to Las Palmas.
Real Madrid will look to extend their winning form as they face Las Palmas in a La Liga match on Thursday.
After a 3-0 win over Real Valladolid in the previous match, the team is determined to maintain their momentum.
Meanwhile, Las Palmas are still searching for their first win of the season. They drew 2-2 with Sevilla in the La Liga opener and went down 1-2 to Leganes on Sunday.
The defending champions put past three unanswered goals against Real Valladolid last weekend, while Los Amarillos suffered a 2-1 loss to Leganes.
Las Palmas vs Real Madrid kick-off time & stadium
Date: August 30, 2024
Kick-off time: 6:30 am AEDT
Venue: Gran Canaria
La Liga match between Las Palmas and Real Madrid will be played at Estadio Gran Canaria in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
It will kick off at 6:30 am AEDT on Friday, August 29, in Australia.
Adnan Januzaj and Pejino are ruled out with muscle injuries, while Fabio Gonzalez is a touch-and-go due to an ankle issue.
Las Palmas manager Luis Carrion could introduce Sandro Ramirez off the bench despite the attacker scoring in the last two outings.
Jude Bellingham, David Alaba and Eduardo Camavinga all makeup for the injury absentees at the club, while Jesus Vallejo remains fitness doubt after missing the Valladolid win.
Ferland Mendy is back from his ban and will reclaim his left-back spot from Fran Garcia.
With games in quick succession, Los Blancos boss Carlo Ancelotti is expected to rotate his side. So the likes of Lucas Vazquez, Luka Modric and Brahim Diaz can see themselves starting on Thursday.
Las Palmas vs. Real Madrid lineups, predicted starting 11, team news
Las Palmas were disappointed to lose at Leganes last Sunday and will be desperate for a better performance against the champions.
Veteran Jaime Mata could return to the starting lineup, perhaps with Marvin Park — formerly of Madrid — reverting to right-back to free up a space in the attack. Former Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie will lead the line.
Las Palmas predicted XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Cillessen (GK) — Park, Suarez, Marmol, A. Munoz — J. Munoz, Rodriguez — Mata, Moleiro, Sandro — McBurnie.
Injured: None
Suspended: None
Real Madrid are likely to stick with the team that defeated Valladolid, meaning the impressive Arda Guler is set to keep his place while Jude Bellingham recovers from injury. Brahim Diaz performed well off the bench last time out, though, so there's a chance he could force his way into the team.
Endrick's goal-scoring cameo is not expected to be enough to earn a starting spot, although Ancelotti could elect to field the Brazilian as the No. 9 should he move Kylian Mbappe to a wide role and hand either Rodrygo or Vinicius Junior a rest.
Real Madrid predicted XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Courtois (GK) — Carvajal, Militao, Rudiger, Garcia — Valverde, Tchouameni — Rodrygo, Guler, Vinicius — Mbappe.
Injured: Jude Bellingham, Eduardo Camavinga, David Alaba
Suspended: None
Real Madrid will look to build on their dominant 3-0 victory over Valladolid as they travel to face Las Palmas. Despite a setback in their last away fixture against Mallorca, Madrid will be keen to maintain momentum and secure another three points. Las Palmas, on the other hand, have struggled mightily, going 16 league games without a win.
With new signing Mbappe failing to score for Madrid in their opening two fixtures, it's been left to the likes of fellow Galacticos Rodrygo and Kendrick to hit the target and ensure Los Blancos have an unbeaten record coming into this, their third fixture of the new La Liga season.
They face a Las Palmas side that have claimed under new boss Luis Miguel Carrion have yet to win under new boss Luis Miguel Carrion, having drawn at home to Sevilla on the opening weekend of the campaign before losing away at Leganes last Saturday.
Real Madrid rebounded strongly from a disappointing draw against Mallorca on Matchday 1 with a convincing 3-0 victory over Real Valladolid, securing four points in their opening two matches. The Merengues, determined to challenge for the top spot, are eyeing a move closer to Barcelona, who currently lead the standings with a perfect nine points.
Next up, Kylian Mbappe‘s team, face Las Palmas, a team struggling at the bottom of the table with just one point from a draw and a loss. With Las Palmas looking to climb out of the relegation zone, Real Madrid will see this as an excellent opportunity to secure another three points and keep the pressure on their title rivals.