With just eight matches played, Burgos look to protect their spot in sixth while ninth-placed Granada aim to close a three-point gap at El Plantío.
Burgos sit sixth on 14 points after eight games, making a solid early start to the campaign despite seeing their momentum checked by a 2-1 defeat at Almeria last time out. Manager Sergio Francisco has emphasised the need for composure and controlled possession at El Plantío, aiming to exploit the gaps Granada leave when committing bodies forward in transition.
Granada are ninth on 11 points after eight games and arrive on the back of an entertaining 3-2 away win against Real Sociedad II at Zubieta, halting a difficult sequence that included consecutive 3-2 defeats against FC Andorra and Leganes. Manager Jose Rojo 'Pacheta' faces several selection decisions across his lineup as his side look to string back-to-back league victories together.
How the public market prices this match, shown next to our model. For context only — it never changes a signal.
Elo is overall team strength. xG is the goals an average team would score from the same chances.
One strength number built from every result a team has had. Higher means stronger.
Burgos are the stronger side — 81 rating points clear of Granada CF.
Per-game averages this season. Use the buttons to split the goals by venue.
Both teams across every game this season.
Whole season, home and away combined — Burgos 8 games, Granada CF 8 games.
Segunda División (Spain) standings · both teams highlighted in context.