Barcelona is in red-hot form, currently on a 12-game unbeaten streak. Their impressive run has allowed them to close the gap at the top of La Liga, now level on points with Real Madrid for the first time this season.

Today, they face an out-of-form Las Palmas side that has been hit hard by injuries to key players, leading to a significant dip in performances. As a result, they are now on a seven-game winless streak.

At home, Las Palmas has been relatively solid, collecting 13 points, but most of those have come against teams in the lower half of the table. When facing top-six opponents, they have struggled—falling 1-2 to Villarreal and 2-3 to Athletic Bilbao.

One of their few bright spots was a 1-1 draw against Real Madrid earlier in the season, though the circumstances for both teams were different at the time.

Barcelona also had a tough time against Las Palmas last season, needing a dramatic 93rd-minute goal from Gündoğan to secure a comeback win after conceding first. Given their current form, however, they will be aiming for a much more comfortable victory this time around.