Burgos welcome Granada to El Plantío on 22 September with the home side riding a wave of clearer momentum. The hosts sit eighth in La Liga 2 after five rounds, having collected eight points from two wins and two draws; their results feature an eye-catching 5-1 victory early in the season and a resilient 3-2 win away at Sporting Gijón most recently. At home Burgos have been productive — five goals scored and just one conceded — and the numbers underline a team capable of producing chances and protecting a lead when needed. The atmosphere at Estadio Municipal de El Plantío, a compact venue of just over 12,000 capacity, should favour the side used to pressing high on familiar turf.
Granada arrive in Burgos in dire straits. Sitting bottom of the table with a solitary point from five matches, the Andalusians have yet to win and have shipped 12 goals across the sequence. Their last outing ended in a 2-0 home defeat to Leganés, and the broader trend shows struggles at both ends of the pitch: an attack that has only produced four goals and a defence that has been porous. Statistically Granada’s metrics raise red flags — they have not recorded a clean sheet so far this campaign, and their away figures suggest susceptibility when forced out of their stands. Confidence is low; form is fragile.
The previous meeting earlier this year in La Liga 2 finished 0-0, a reminder that this fixture can be cagey. Yet current seasonal trends point in a different direction: Burgos have produced more shots on target and generated dangerous attacking play at home, while Granada’s season is defined by defensive frailties and an inability to close out matches. Over 2.5 goals has featured frequently across both teams’ recent games — Burgos’ season includes high-scoring affairs and Granada’s matches often see goals conceded. Clean-sheet numbers favour the hosts, and Burgos’ recent victory away at Sporting Gijón showed they can respond under pressure.
This is a match where form and context matter. Burgos arrive with momentum, a strong home record in the early season and a squad that has been finding the net. Granada’s slide, lack of clean sheets and sparse points total suggest they are vulnerable away from home. The bookmakers reflect that gap: the home win is priced attractively and is the single most likely outcome according to the current market.
Betting suggestion: Back Burgos to win (1X2). With Burgos priced around 2.20 and showing superior form, home defensive solidity and recent scoring, the home victory represents the clearest value from the available markets.
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