Granada's recent games were full of action, totaling 15 goals in their last three league contests. Burgos rarely keep their net intact, so BTTS is worth backing on Monday.
Key Stats
- Burgos have seen BTTS & over 2.5 goals in 3 of their last 4 matches.
- Burgos have seen BTTS in 3 of their last 5 matches against Granada.
- Granada have seen BTTS & over 3.5 goals in their last 3 matches.
Eight Previous Meetings
Four out of eight head to head matches between these clubs ended without a winner, while Granada have a 3-1 advantage in terms of victories.
Burgos Claiming a Majority of their Points at Home
Burgos are having a solid start to the new season, grabbing 14 points in eight Segunda Division matches and showing readiness to fight for the playoffs.
Their form throughout September was almost impeccable, starting the month with a goalless draw at Real Oviedo, then earning three straight victories over Ceuta 3-1, Las Palmas 2-1 and Eldense 1-0.
This fantastic run ended last weekend with a 2-1 road loss against Almeria who are one of the strongest teams in the league.
Granada are Entertaining to Watch
Granada are having mixed results in the 2026/27 campaign so far, registering three wins, three defeats and two draws, sitting just outside the playoff zone in Segunda.
September was terrible for them, securing just one point in four games against Albacete 1-1, while losing against Eibar 3-0, Leganes 3-2 and Andorra FC 3-2.
Granada returned to winning ways last weekend with a 3-2 road victory against Real Sociedad B where they were down by two goals at half time but pulled a massive comeback. Jose Arnaiz netted a brace, while Jorge Pascual scored the winning goal in stoppage time.
Team News & Predicted Lineups
Burgos (4-4-2) Loic Badiashile; Anderson Arroyo, Aitor Cordoba, David Lopez, Florian Miguel; Alex Sancris, Ivan Morante, Kevin Appin, Inigo Cordoba; Curro Sanchez, Fernando Nino
Hosts have to cope without defensive players Sergio Gonzalez, Grego Sierra, and Marcelo Exposito due to injury issues.
Hosts have to cope without defensive players Sergio Gonzalez, Grego Sierra, and Marcelo Exposito due to injury issues.
Granada (3-5-2) Alberto Flores; Manu Lama, Benedikt Gimber, Sergio Lopez; Ruben Alcaraz, Gerard Gumbau, Diego Hormigo, Angelo Garcia, Jose Flores; Jose Arnaiz, Chinaza Okonyia
Granada are missing forward Alejandro Marques with a hamstring injury alongside Baila Diallo. Jose Arnaiz had fitness problems but is expected to start.
Granada are missing forward Alejandro Marques with a hamstring injury alongside Baila Diallo. Jose Arnaiz had fitness problems but is expected to start.