Burgos keep rolling with another comeback win at Las Palmas

Burgos are writing their identity through comebacks. As MARCA reports, the team beat Las Palmas 1-2 after falling behind, repeating a trend they’d already shown against Córdoba and Ceuta in the early part of the season.

A comeback pattern

The match in Gran Canaria didn’t follow the script for the visitors. Las Palmas scored first, forcing Sergio Francisco to make changes after the break, turning to the bench. Forés found the equaliser, and when the game looked headed for a draw, David González struck in stoppage time to seal the turnaround.

MARCA points out this isn’t a one-off. Versus Córdoba, Burgos came back from 0-1 to win 3-2, with the decisive goal arriving late. Against Ceuta, they also started behind before ending up winning 3-1. Different opponents and different game states, but the same ability to react when things don’t go to plan.

Beyond just reacting

The underlying message is both tactical and mental. According to MARCA, Burgos don’t have to keep the same style every time: they can play with more possession and go direct quickly, or press once the match opens up. The bench is also becoming a crucial factor, with players ready to make an impact in key moments.

Next up is another test this Sunday. Burgos play at El Plantío against Eldense, and the expectation is that it won’t be only about chasing a comeback—more about taking the initiative and finding spaces against a side that arrives needing points.