Sevilla vs Las Palmas

The king of refinement will welcome a titanic clash of Spain’s top flight when 16th-placed Sevilla face 19th-placed Las Palmas at Estadio Ramon on Tuesday night.

Sevilla are just four points away from safety in the La Liga table with three matches to go and Las Palmas are three behind 17th placed Alaves, so both sets of players will be eager to get maximum points on Tuesday evening.

The Andalusians were 14th in La Liga last season, which was their worst final position in Spain’s top flight since getting relegated way back in 2000, but the likelihood is that they will end up even further down this season.

Caparros’s side will approach this game having lost 3-2 to Celta , with that result being one of 8 without a win for them in the Primeria division - their last win came away to Real Sociedad on March 9.

Sevilla has Villarreal and Real Madrid at the end of the regular season and a loss to Las Palmas means they enter the final straight in a position that is almost untenable.

The 1945-46 La Liga champions were earlier this season held to a 2-2 draw by Las Palmas in the reverse match, but the last game played between the two sides at Estadio Ramon saw them win 1-0 in September 2023.

Meanwhile, Las Palmas will come into this match losing 1-0 to Rayo Vallecano, and Martinez’s charges now have three straight defeats on the trot at the season’s last chance.

With a league record of eight wins, eight draws and 19 defeats from the 35, Pio Pio have managed 32 points and are three points shy of 17th placed Alaves with three games left this season.

Relegation is still a serious possibility at this point in the season since Los Nervionenses have had a terrible season, collecting just 38 points from 35 games, leaving them just four points ahead of 18th-place Leganes with three games remaining.

A victory over Sevilla on Tuesday night would put La Union Deportiva in a position to perhaps escape the relegation zone before their season-ending away game against Espanyol on May 18, when they play Leganes in a huge encounter.

It seems to be an intriguing matchup as Sevilla has only won five of their 17 league games played at home this season, while Las Palmas has lost 10 of their 17 away league games.

Sandro Ramirez and Fabio Silva together scored 19 goals in Spain's top division during the 2024–25 season, demonstrating Pio Pio's formidable offensive strength despite their defensive struggles this season.