Burgos vs Granada CF Prediction & Betting Tips

Early-season form tells contrasting stories

Burgos have won three, drawn two and lost just once in their six Segunda matches since the campaign got going, including a tidy away win at Las Palmas and a home win over Cordoba. It's a settled, hard-to-beat sort of record.

Burgos: 20 completed matches; Granada CF: 20 completed matches.

Burgos

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

17

Difference

+7

Granada CF

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

27

Conceded

29

Difference

-2

Granada's six league games in the same window read two wins, two draws and two losses. They've shown they can score and win away, beating Cordoba 3-1 on the road, but they've also shipped goals in defeats to Eibar and Leganes.

Burgos look the steadier of the two teams right now, even allowing for how early it still is.

Comparative Team Statistics: Burgos vs Granada CF

History is fairly even, recent meetings tight

Across the last six league meetings between these two, Granada have two wins, Burgos have one, and three have finished level. Three of the last four head-to-heads have been draws, and the sides' most recent clash in May was settled by a single Burgos goal away from home.

There's no obvious pattern of one side dominating the other. If anything, the recent trend points to a close, low-scoring type of game whenever they meet.

Recent history suggests this fixture doesn't tend to be a rout either way.

Where they stand after six games

Burgos sit fifth with 11 points from six matches, having scored ten and conceded seven. Granada are down in 14th with eight points from the same number of games, with goals for and against level at eight apiece.

It's still a small sample, but Burgos have clearly banked more points and kept things tighter at the back than Granada have managed so far.

Burgos go into this with home advantage and the better early-season league position.

Goals and cards to keep an eye on

Álex Forés has been Burgos's main source of goals with three in six appearances, while David González has chipped in with two. Jon Karrikaburu has set up two goals in four games, so he's been involved in the creative side of things too.

Burgos:

Best scorers:

Álex Forés - 3

David González - 2

Best assist providers:

Jon Karrikaburu - 2

Penalty cards:

José Gragera x 3

Grego x 3

Granada CF:

Best assist providers:

Manu Lama - 2

Penalty cards:

Sergio López x 3

On the disciplinary front, José Gragera and Grego have both picked up three yellow cards for Burgos, with Sergio López on the same tally for Granada and Pedro Alemañ close behind on two. There's no confirmed injury news to flag for either side at this stage.