Las Palmas v Real Madrid: How to watch, TV channel, Live Stream, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Real Madrid head to Gran Canaria as they aim to keep pace with rivals Barcelona at the top of La Liga.

Los Blancos have began their league campaign with a win and a draw from their opening two matches, whilst Hansi Flick's Barcelona sit top of the table with maximum points from their first three games.

Real Madrid will hope to continue where they left off from their weekend 3-0 win at home to Valladolid, with new Brazilian forward Endrick netting his first goal for the club.

Las Palmas will be striving to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat at Leganes in their last outing after creditably holding Sevilla to a 2-2 draw at home in their league opener.

How to watch Las Palmas v Real Madrid, TV channel and Live Stream

Las Palmas v Real Madrid is available to watch on bet365's Sports Live Streaming Service and Premier Sports 1.

Las Palmas v Real Madrid kick-off time, date and venue

Las Palmas v Real Madrid will kick off at 20:30 BST at the Estadio Gran Canaria on Thursday 29th August.

Las Palmas v Real Madrid stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

Real Madrid beat Las Palmas in both La Liga fixtures last season, prevailing 2-0 at home in September 2023 before winning 2-1 in Gran Canaria in January 2024.

Brahim Diaz and Joselu were the two goalscorers in last season's meeting at the Santiago Bernabeu, whilst Los Blancos fought back from a Javier Munoz opener away from home to triumph 2-1 courtesy of efforts from Vinicius Junior and Aurelien Tchouameni.

Las Palmas v Real Madrid head-to-head record (H2H)

Las Palmas wins	8
Draws	15
Real Madrid wins	51

(*H2H record refers to all competitions).

Las Palmas v Real Madrid team news

Las Palmas team news

Adnan Januzaj and Pejino are unavailable for the hosts due to muscle injuries.

Midfielder Fabio Gonzalez is a doubt with an ankle issue.

Real Madrid team news

Real Madrid will again be without Jude Bellingham with the England international out of action until after the upcoming international break with a muscle problem.

David Alaba and Eduardo Camavinga also remain sidelined through injury, with Jesus Vallejo rated doubtful for the trip to face Las Palmas.

Ferland Mendy returns to the fold after serving a one-match suspension against Valladolid.