Cadiz vs Las Palmas Prediction 27.04.2026 | Segunda Division

Cadiz CF approach Gameweek 37 firmly entrenched in a damaging run of form, currently languishing in 18th place and carrying the psychological weight of a worrying domestic slide that has seen them drift dangerously close to the relegation trapdoor.

The Yellow Submarine have emerged as one of the division’s most out-of-form sides this spring, arriving at Nuevo Mirandilla on the back of six consecutive league defeats, a sequence that includes a heavy 3-0 collapse away to Sporting Gijon in their most recent outing.

Matters have been further compounded by their uncharacteristic scoring struggles on home soil, with the Andalusian outfit failing to ripple the net in four of their last five matches in front of their own supporters, a prolonged drought that has left them just three points clear of the automatic drop zone.

On the team news front, Sergio Ortuno will miss the upcoming clash against Las Palmas after picking up his fifth yellow card of the Segunda Division campaign, while attacking options such as Javi Ontiveros, Iuri Tabatadze and Jose Antonio de la Rosa remain sidelined through injury.

Las Palmas make the Monday trip in confident mood as they currently sit in a respectable 8th place in the standings, boosted by a robust 2025-26 campaign that has positioned them as genuine contenders for a promotion play-off spot and a potential return to the top flight.

Unlike their struggling hosts, the Amarillos arrive in Round 37 on the back of a professional 2-0 shutout victory over Leganes, marking their third win in the last four second-tier outings and providing timely momentum ahead of the season’s decisive run-in.

However, it has not been entirely smooth sailing for the Canary Islands outfit, with their away form raising concern throughout the campaign, having collected just five victories on the road and now arriving off the back of three consecutive away defeats, highlighting a clear inconsistency outside their home ground.

Head coach Luis Garcia will also be forced into changes, as Enzo Loiodice, Jeremiah Recoba, and Japanese winger Taisei Miyashiro all remain sidelined in the treatment room as they continue their recovery from injury setbacks.