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News🇪🇸 LaLiga 255d ago · September 17, 2026

Las Palmas want to end their ‘curse’ vs Burgos

The hosts head into Sunday’s match chasing a goal drought: Las Palmas have scored none in six meetings with Burgos. Nuevo attempt at home.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

Las Palmas face this Sunday a game with extra weight: Burgos has been a tough opponent historically. As MARCA points out, in their six head-to-head meetings the Yellow team have failed to score even once.

A streak that hurts

The figures are straightforward:

  • Four matches ended 0-0
  • The other two were Burgos wins, 0-2

And the detail that stings most is that both Burgos wins came at Gran Canaria, where the teams meet again this Sunday. So the immediate task is clear: find the way to goal against a side that Las Palmas still haven’t managed to beat in any of their six previous games.

“It’s going to be a challenge”

In press after the build-up, Enzo Loidice directly addressed the issue. As MARCA quotes, the player said: «We have a very difficult rival for us; we’ve never scored against them. It’s going to be a challenge». His message matches Las Palmas’ main aim in this matchup: turn the opportunity into something more than another attempt.

The preview also shows the squad is still being fine-tuned. In midfield, the starting spot is less clear, and different profiles have been tried—among them Loidice himself. He also described why he thinks that competition helps, saying: «We’re different profiles. Kirian is much more of a ball-protagonist… Iñaki is a more positional profile. I’m a bit in between—defensive and offensive. Everyone brings different things, and it’s a matter of complementing each other», according to MARCA.

Next matchLeganésBurgosFriday 13 November · 14:30Kick-off, where to watch and line-ups →

How Las Palmas are doing

10
Position
20
Points
13
Played
6·2·5
W · D · L
19–21
Goals
Last fiveLLWWW

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