UD Las Palmas Standings – 6th in LaLiga 2 Table

UD Las Palmas has climbed into promotion playoff territory with 60 points from 36 matches—but the gap to the top two automatic spots remains formidable. Racing Santander leads with 68 points after 36 matches, and the Canary Islands club must sustain winning form at Estadio de Gran Canaria to hold its 6th-place position against rivals like Deportivo La Coruña and Málaga.

League: LaLiga 2 ·
Las Palmas Position: 6th (60 pts) ·
League Leader: Racing Santander (68 pts) ·
Top Contenders: Deportivo, Almería, Málaga

The table below consolidates Las Palmas’ verified LaLiga 2 statistics from multiple cross-referenced sources.

UD Las Palmas Standings Today

As of mid-April 2026, UD Las Palmas holds 6th place in Spain’s Segunda División with 60 points from 36 matches. The team’s record of 16 wins, 12 draws, and 8 losses reflects a campaign that has balanced consistency with moments of real quality—especially at home, where the Estadio de Gran Canaria (32,392 capacity) has become a fortress in recent weeks. ESPN’s authoritative LaLiga 2 standings confirm the top order: Racing Santander leads, followed by Deportivo La Coruña, Almería, Málaga, and then Las Palmas in 6th position.

Current LaLiga 2 Table

• 1st: Racing Santander — 68 points (36 matches)
• 2nd: Deportivo La Coruña — 61 points (35 matches)
• 3rd: Almería — 49 points (28 matches)
• 4th: Málaga — 60 points (35 matches)
• 6th: UD Las Palmas — 60 points

What makes the current standings particularly competitive is the compressed nature of the promotion race. According to 365Scores, the top six teams sit within 8 points of each other, meaning Las Palmas remains squarely in playoff contention despite not leading the pack. The pattern emerging from live score aggregation shows that platforms update at different intervals—SoccerSTATS and 365Scores tend to refresh first, while FOX Sports and Tribuna may lag by several hours until official league confirmation.

Racing Santander extended their lead with a commanding 5-1 victory over Almería on April 12, with goals from Andrés Martín, Iñigo Vicente (twice), Asier Villalibre, Peio Canales, and Marco Sangalli.

— SoccerSTATS match report, SoccerSTATS LaLiga 2 coverage

Points and Position

Las Palmas has accumulated 60 points through a combination of solid attacking play (47 goals scored, the highest among mid-table contenders) and gradually improving defensive stability (+17 goal difference). SoccerSTATS tracks the team’s form as W W L W L W over the last six matches—a pattern that shows resilience even when results don’t go their way.

Las Palmas FC Results

Tracking Las Palmas’ recent results reveals a team in decent form entering the business end of the season. SoccerSTATS documents the club’s match history across April 2026, showing a pattern of strong home performances mixed with inconsistent away results—a typical profile for a mid-table promotion contender.

Recent Matches

• April 17, 2026: Las Palmas 2-0 Leganés (Pedrola 20′, Fuster 68′)
• April 11, 2026: Málaga 2-0 Las Palmas
• April 5, 2026: Las Palmas 2-1 Huesca
• April 2, 2026: Las Palmas 2-0 Granada
• March 29, 2026: Eibar 3-1 Las Palmas
• March 22, 2026: Las Palmas 1-0 Sporting Gijón
• March 1, 2026: Cultural Leonesa 0-3 Las Palmas

Key Results

The April 17 victory over Leganés stands out as a statement win. Goals from Estanis Pedrola (20th minute) and Manu Fuster (68th minute) delivered a comfortable home victory that kept Las Palmas in the playoff conversation. Flashscore and Sofascore both confirm similar match records, validating the result across multiple platforms. The home form—wins over Granada, Huesca, and Leganés—shows what Las Palmas can achieve when they control the tempo at Estadio de Gran Canaria.

Las Palmas 2-0 Leganés with Estanis Pedrola scoring in the 20th minute and Manu Fuster adding the second goal in the 68th minute.

— SoccerSTATS match report, SoccerSTATS match archive

The pattern that emerges: Las Palmas wins convincingly at home but has struggled on the road, particularly against defensively organized sides like Eibar. This Jekyll-and-Hyde dynamic makes the Cádiz match on April 27 particularly important—a home game where Las Palmas can expected to dictate terms.

Las Palmas Live Score

For fans seeking real-time updates, multiple live score platforms track Las Palmas’ matches throughout the season. SoccerSTATS, Flashscore, Sofascore, and LiveScore all provide minute-by-minute updates, goal scorers, and match events for LaLiga 2 fixtures.

Ongoing Matches

Currently, the season is in its mid-April phase with the April 17 matches recently completed. The next scheduled fixture for Las Palmas is against Cádiz on April 27, 2026. LiveScore confirms that ongoing match tracking is available for all LaLiga 2 games, with home/away form breakdowns and statistical breakdowns accessible on team-specific pages.

Score Tracking

• Live scores available via Flashscore live LaLiga 2 tables
• Detailed match stats via Sofascore LaLiga 2 tournament page
• Goal scorers and timeline via SoccerSTATS Spanish Segunda coverage
• Live table updates via LiveScore LaLiga 2 standings

One caveat applies: FOX Sports and Tribuna show minor discrepancies in match counts and points due to different update timings following the April 17 matches. FOX Sports reports Las Palmas with a 15-12-8 record (placing 7th), while other sources show 60 points from 36 matches. These variations reflect normal lag in live score aggregation rather than actual result differences.

UD Las Palmas Games

Beyond the current standings, fans and analysts track Las Palmas through their fixture list and historical results. The team’s remaining schedule—including the April 27 clash against Cádiz—represents the final chapter of a promotion push that has showed both promise and inconsistency.

Upcoming Fixtures

• April 27, 2026: Cádiz vs Las Palmas
• Remaining matches TBD based on league scheduling

Past Games

• Las Palmas 2-0 Leganés (April 17, 2026)
• Málaga 2-0 Las Palmas (April 11, 2026)
• Las Palmas 2-1 Huesca (April 5, 2026)
• Las Palmas 2-0 Granada (April 2, 2026)
• Eibar 3-1 Las Palmas (March 29, 2026)

The upcoming Cádiz match carries significant weight. A win would strengthen Las Palmas’ grip on 6th place and potentially move them closer to 5th, which offers a more favorable playoff bracket positioning. Sportsgambler confirms Las Palmas sits 7th after 36 matches in some tables, making the next few results essential for confirming the mid-table position across all platforms.

Timeline Signal

A chronological view of Las Palmas’ recent matches reveals the rhythm of their season—a mix of clinical home victories and frustrating road setbacks that together sum to a 6th-place standing.

The chronological table below shows each verified result with its corresponding source.

The implication: Las Palmas has won five of their last eight matches, with the losses coming against quality opponents (Eibar, Málaga) on the road. The team’s home record—wins over Granada, Huesca, and Leganés—demonstrates consistent output when playing at Estadio de Gran Canaria.

UD Las Palmas Standings Champions League

LaLiga 2 clubs do not compete for Champions League qualification—full stop. The Spanish second division offers two paths to LaLiga: an automatic promotion spot for the top 2 finishers, and a playoff tournament for teams finishing 3rd through 6th. UD Las Palmas, sitting 6th with 60 points, is currently positioned inside that playoff window but faces fierce competition from teams like Málaga (4th-5th) and Deportivo La Coruña (2nd).

European Competition Status

• Las Palmas has no current European competition involvement
• Focus remains entirely on domestic promotion race
• Only LaLiga top 2 automatically promote; 3rd-6th enter playoffs

Qualification Path

The path forward is straightforward but demanding. According to 365Scores, LaLiga 2 has 22 teams, with the top 2 earning automatic promotion to LaLiga and 3rd through 6th entering a promotion playoff. For Las Palmas, the realistic goal is securing 3rd place or, more practically, consolidating 6th position to guarantee playoff entry. The upcoming fixtures—particularly the April 27 match against Cádiz—represent critical opportunities to gain ground on 5th-place rivals.

Summary

UD Las Palmas enters the final stretch of the 2025-26 LaLiga 2 season in 6th place with 60 points—inside the promotion playoff zone but with work remaining to secure that position. The team’s 47 goals scored and +17 goal difference suggest genuine quality, while the recent 2-0 win over Leganés demonstrates strong home form. Racing Santander leads the pack with 68 points, but the compressed standings mean Las Palmas remains competitive for a top-5 finish if they can address their road performance inconsistencies. For fans tracking the club’s promotion prospects, the April 27 match against Cádiz represents the next critical data point in an unpredictable but winnable race.

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UD Las Palmas holds 6th with 60 points from 36 games, trailing Racing Santander at the top of the La Liga 2 table featuring live results and fixtures.

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