This article features Stats Insider's free betting tips for the Sevilla vs Las Palmas game along with the latest betting odds in Australia Using advanced machine learning and data, Stats Insider has simulated the result of Sevilla vs Las Palmas 10,000 times Our proven predictive analytics model currently gives Sevilla a 53.5% chance of winning The current Bet365 betting odds in Australia for this La Liga clash at Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán are listed here: Odds are correct at the time of publication and subject to change Bet365 currently has Sevilla at $1.70 and Las Palmas at $4.75 Lastly, Bet365 has odds of $3.80 for a draw if you think the score will be all square after 90 minutes The over/under for total goals scored is set at 2.5 with Bet365 which has odds of $2.00 for the over and $1.80 for the under Today's Sevilla vs Las Palmas predictions are based on detailed simulations and wagering intelligence to provide you with the best possible advice every time Betting on Las Palmas to win is the best option because of the edge identified when comparing our data-led probabilities to the sportsbooks' odds Taking advantage of the edges published on Stats Insider is one of the keys to achieving long-term profitability when punting on sports Stats Insider provides full coverage of the Sevilla vs Las Palmas match on Wednesday including data-driven predictions and top betting tips so bookmark this article for the latest betting predictions before the Sevilla vs Las Palmas game As always, see our Best Bets for the best tips on every La Liga match plus predictions for a wide range of other sports The La Liga match-up between Sevilla and Las Palmas at Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán is scheduled to commence at 5:30am AEST on Wednesday All dates and times in this article are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) Our Sevilla vs Las Palmas predictions are the result of 10,000 data-driven simulations of the game, all curated by our team of expert data scientists and analysts. 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Australia's leading predictive analytics website offers Australian sports fans innovative tools and content to enhance their enjoyment of major sporting events both domestically and internationally Our goal is to transform the sports fan experience by providing readily accessible data-driven content for sports enthusiasts like us © 2015-2025 Hypometer Technologies Pty Ltd (ABN 78 609 507 744) Proudly part of Cipher Sports Technology Group The coach previews Saturday's LaLiga encounter in the Canary Islands Valencia CF coach Carlos Corberán talked to the media ahead of the LALIGA EA SPORTS Matchday 34 game against UD Las Palmas at the Estadio Gran Canaria “Iván Jaime is back into the dynamic of the team and will be in the squad you have to play with a clear determination to give everything there are two maxims: Never relax and never give up.” With Las Palmas being opponents fighting for the same goal that's going to make the level of activation I've seen the group competing to win every match and those aspects of mental strength and personality are going to be key -especially away from home The premises are no different from those needed for every match.” I do value the great effort that each point deserves I don't know what the match means for UD Las Palmas and that's what we have to reflect on the pitch tomorrow.” “We have to work on every detail of a highly demanding fixture and be attentive to everything it will entail.” “The preparation for this game is no different than for other matches regardless of the players who will feature and that's why we've earned points -through hard work and maturity.” “There isn't a single Valencia CF player who isn't aware of the importance of the point of the season we're in who doesn't come in with the mentality this situation requires and who isn't thinking about anything other than the next game.” “His absence means someone else will have to play in his position I work with everyone to achieve their peak performance He is very responsible about his improvement He's very young and has experienced moments of responsibility that are not befitting of his age I like the awareness he has of the process I know he's a player who will respond when the team needs him.” Related news Ver todas the new stadium will offer nine different hospitality concepts that will go on sale before the end of 2025 Latest news Ver todas The pitch has been restored thanks to donations from LALIGA EA SPORTS and contributions to the ‘FILA CERO SOLIDARIA’ Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Gran Canaria Stadium is set to host the exciting weekend matchup between home side UD Las Palmas and visiting club Valencia CF on Saturday in La Liga action The hosts have won six of their 12 matches against Valencia in the Spanish top flight in the 21st Century to go along with one draw and five losses in that span more than against any other opponent in the competition in this period after the club’s victory at Mestalla in October of 2024 (3-2) UD Las Palmas could win both of its La Liga matches against Valencia in a season for the fourth time in history having also achieved this in the 1976-77 campaign under Roque Olsen 1977-78 under Miguel Muñoz and 2016-17 under Quique Setién Live stream UD Las Palmas vs. Valencia CF on Fubo: Start your free trial tod ay! Las Palmas won its last home La Liga match 1-0 against Atlético Madrid this after having failed to win any of its previous six The club has only won two-plus matches in a row at home in the competition once this season Valencia has lost its last four away matches against UD Las Palmas in LaLiga Only once before has the Valencian side lost more consecutive away matches against the Canary Islands in the competition which was when the club lost five such visits to the island between 1951 and 1957 Valencia has not lost any of its last eight La Liga matches overall with four wins and four draws in that span The club has not gone nine-plus matches without a defeat in the competition since April of 2019 where we cover everything we air on fuboTV Contact us: support@fubo.tv Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here A deep-water reef break that focuses the western Atlantic's winter storm energy into the premier big wave of the Caribbean Islands Surfrider Rincón helped lead a successful community effort to create the Reserva Marina Tres Palmas protecting the world-famous Tres Palmas surfing break along with endangered coral species that were being harmed by the overtake of marine resources and unchecked coastal development projects The reserve also serves as a model for community-based management in Puerto Rico and beyond Although the marine reserve continues to enjoy broad support in Rincón and throughout Puerto Rico Reserva Marina Tres Palmas continues to be threatened by an onslaught of rampant development and water quality impacts Construction activities on the coast and hillsides of Rincón generate excessive runoff of sediments that pollute nearshore waters damaging sensitive marine and coastal ecosystems including threatened elkhorn and staghorn corals and threatening the world-class surfing break Surfrider’s Blue Water Task Force program is actively monitoring water quality in the reserve while Surfrider Rincón is also restoring shoreline habitats to help mitigate the effects of runoff Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application peacefully passed away at his home in Lake Charles he graduated from the University of Southwestern Louisiana (USL) with a degree in civil engineering He then began his career with Bartley Incorporated and enjoyed a successful career in building in Lake Charles One of his proudest accomplishments was the Lake Charles Regional Airport Terminal He was an active member of Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church as he supported the Calcasieu and Cameron Parish 4-H Clubs Alfred's life revolved around his family He instilled a deep sense of love and devotion in his family and in everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him Those left to cherish his memory include his children: John Palma (Cindy) and James Palma (Diana); his grandchildren: Michael Palma (Rachael) and Jason Farner; his great-grandchildren: Graham and Madison Fitzpatrick Beni Murphy; numerous nieces and nephews; and special friends Gayle Zembower and his two favorite hunting and fishing buddies Alfred and Mary Marcello Palma; his sister The family would like to thank their loving caregivers and Amedisys Hospice donations to the church would be appreciated A funeral mass will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday 2025 at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic Church Burial will follow in Consolata Cemetery under the direction of Johnson Funeral Home Visitation will begin on Sunday from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM with a rosary being recited at 6:00 PM There will be no public visitation on Monday Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors vsPalmas Del Mar Collegiate IU Places Fifth at Palmas del Mar Collegiate2/11/2025 11:00:00 AM | Men's Golf 2025 Spring Opener: Men's Golf Set for Palmas del Mar Collegiate February 08 Las Palmas captain Kirian Rodríguez has revealed will stop playing for six months following confirmation that his Hodgkin lymphoma has returned Kirian, 28, has only missed one LaLiga game for Las Palmas this season while starting in 21 league games "They told me yesterday that I have relapsed from cancer," the Spanish midfielder said in a news conference on Thursday Kirian Rodriguez has been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma. Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images"I have the disease again I have to stop for another six months and undergo chemotherapy treatment I am 100% convinced that it will be in the First Division." Kirian was first diagnosed with cancer in August 2022 and returned to play on April 30 Las Palmas wrote in a message that Kirian will not be alone in this battle The Canary Islands-based club wrote: "We know the path LaLiga and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have wished Kirian a speedy return and wrote on X: "Much encouragement to Kirian Rodríguez The RFEF added: "Much encouragement Kirian but we are already counting days until we see you again on the grass For sure this battle you will win by a big margin." Kirian gained promotion to the first team in the summer of 2019 and has made 154 appearances for the club How to watch La Liga match between Las Palmas and Atletico Madrid Atletico Madrid will look to extend their winning streak in La Liga to three matches when they visit relegation-threatened Las Palmas on Sunday Las Palmas showed signs of revival under Diego Martinez who took over during the October international break their momentum fizzled out as they went more than three months without a win after the turn of the year had to rally from behind against last-placed Real Valladolid last weekend but came away with a 4-2 victory at the Metropolitano while Giuliano Simeone and Alexander Sorloth added goals to complete the comeback GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch The match will be shown live on Fubo, ESPN+, DirecTV Stream and ESPN Deportes in the US. 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If you are not sure which VPN to use, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for streaming sport La Liga match between Las Palmas and Atletico Madrid will be played at Gran Canaria Stadium in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria It will kick off at 3:00 pm ET/12:00 pm PT on Saturday The hosts remain without long-term absentee Kirian Rodriguez while Benito Ramirez and Jasper Cillessen are still nursing injuries Diego Martinez may stick with the same lineup that drew against Getafe where Marvin Park is tipped to replace Viti Rozada Angel Correa continues to serve a suspension and Samuel Lino and Rodrigo De Paul are unavailable through injury No new setbacks were reported after the Valladolid match so Diego Simeone may stick with a similar XI While Alexander Sorloth is pushing for a starting spot Antoine Griezmann is expected to retain his role up front Koke is set to benefit from De Paul's absence in midfield The Valencia CF coach analyses the win over UD Las Palmas Valencia CF coach Carlos Corberán talked after the 2-3 win away from home against UD Las Palmas “I would divide the first half into two parts managed to overcome Las Palmas’ pressure and reached the opponent's penalty area with danger We didn't finish the chances as well as we could have but the team were able to dominate the game little by little we lost control of the game and lost the opportunity to cause damage Las Palmas didn't create any great chances instead of playing the game close to Las Palmas' penalty area the contest was played close to our own box the team were strong until the final minutes Las Palmas' second goal changed the mood of the match The team had to suffer and resist a lot to achieve this important victory.” “We were aware of the difficulty of playing at this ground and of doing so against opponents who were on a positive run We were clear about the demands of the match The price to pay was the moments of great suffering at the end.” I want the team to compete at their best in every game The emotional aspect played a crucial part in the match but I want to see the team continue to compete in every game that remains.” The pitch has been restored thanks to donations from LALIGA EA SPORTS, Divina Seguros, and contributions to the ‘FILA CERO SOLIDARIA’ Indiana Returns to Links for Palmas del Mar Collegiate2/8/2025 7:00:00 PM | Men's Golf Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal Sports Mason Hickok SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio FC will play host to La Liga’s Union Deportiva Las Palmas in a May 31 friendly Last August, the two clubs signed a partnership to share opportunities around player development and team growth The match had been announced last year; however San Antonio and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria also share a sister city partnership “We’re excited to host another major international match here at Toyota Field and to welcome UD Las Palmas to San Antonio,” said Sr Director of Toyota Field and Ricos STAR Soccer Complex Jose Lizardo The May match will be the first time a Spanish team will play at Toyota Field “This match is an opportunity to showcase our football connect with fans in the United States and celebrate the strong historical ties between Las Palmas and San Antonio,” said General Director of UD Las Palmas Patricio Viñayo SAFC, currently undefeated under first-year head coach Carlos Llamosa leads the Western Conference of the USL Championship Las Palmas currently sits 19th out of 20 in La Liga with a month left in their season Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved Mason Hickok is a digital journalist at KSAT He graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio with a communication degree and a minor in film studies He also spent two years working at The Paisano Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Thanks for visiting playHow 'scary' Barcelona kept their LaLiga title charge on track (1:47)Alejandro Moreno reacts to Barcelona's 4-1 win against Girona in LaLiga Las Palmas goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen underwent successful surgery to repair a bowel perforation Cillessen, 35 got hurt after colliding with Celta Vigo forward Borja Iglesias during his team's 1-1 league draw in Vigo The former Netherlands international was stretchered off in the 27th minute of the game and taken to a nearest hospital for further tests. "Our goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen has successfully undergone surgery for a perforated small intestine," a club statement said "The procedure was performed laparoscopically. The injury occurred as a result of a collision with RC Celta player Borja Iglesias." Las Palmas did not specify a recovery time for Cillessen, who joined the club in the summer on a permanent transfer from Eredivisie outfit NEC Nijmegen Celta have wished Cillessen a speedy recovery The former Barcelona player has made 27 appearances across all competitions for LaLiga strugglers Las Palmas. Las Palmas are 19th in LaLiga, one point behind safety and host Real Sociedad on Sunday Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. Over the weekend, Spanish first responders rescued a disabled MSC boxship that was adrift just off Gran Canaria, according to the Salvamento Maritimo rescue service. On Saturday, the 1,000 TEU feeder MSC Talia F broke down about eight nautical miles to the east of Punta Melenara, Gran Canaria. The vessel was drifting south at about two knots, parallel to shore. Winds were NNE at about 25-30 knots, with rough seas, but the response crew got the small container ship in tow and brought her safely to Las Palmas. The boxship resumed her commercial voyage on Monday and is back under way. MSC Talia F is a 12,000 dwt feeder built in 2005. She is owned in Liberia and operated by MSC, the world's largest container liner. Her most recent inspections were conducted last year, and found issues with corrosion and piping - none serious enough to warrant a detention. It is second breakdown involving an older boxship in two months for MSC. The company expanded its fleet rapidly during the late-pandemic era by acquiring or keeping older tonnage, avoiding scrap sales and paying well for used boxships that would not have commanded high prices a few years earlier. In February, the 2003-built MSC Baltic III lost power and drifted aground on the west coast of Newfoundland in a winter storm, forcing the crew to abandon ship. The vessel is still aground on a rocky ledge, and small quantities of tar balls have been found on nearby shores. © Copyright 2025 The Maritime Executive, LLC. All rights reserved. Kylian Mbappe was in inspired form, scoring twice to guide Real Madrid to a comeback 4-1 win over visitors Las Palmas on Sunday that lifted the champions to the top of the LaLiga standings Real leapfrogged Atletico Madrid, who were stunned 1-0 at lowly Leganes on Saturday, to sit top on 46 points, two ahead of their local rivals in second, with third-placed Barcelona trailing by seven points after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Getafe Carlo Ancelotti's side were shocked as Las Palmas took the lead 25 seconds after kickoff when Fabio Silva stroked home a Sandro cross from close range, but Real piled on the pressure and Mbappe equalised from the penalty spot in the 18th minute, after Rodrygo was fouled inside the box Brahim Diaz scored in the 33rd minute to give Real the lead and Mbappe extended their advantage three minutes later with a fine first-time effort into the top corner from a cross by Rodrygo who scored the fourth on a quick counter-attack in the 57th minute Las Palmas were reduced to 10 men when substitute Benito Ramirez received a straight red card for a studs-up tackle on Lucas Vazquez in the 64th minute Kylian Mbappe was in inspired form, scoring twice to guide Real Madrid to a comeback 4-1 win over visitors Las Palmas on Sunday that lifted the champions to the top of the LaLiga standings Real leapfrogged Atletico Madrid, who were stunned 1-0 at lowly Leganes on Saturday, to sit top on 46 points, two ahead of their local rivals in second, with third-placed Barcelona trailing by seven points after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Getafe Carlo Ancelotti's side were shocked as Las Palmas took the lead 25 seconds after kickoff when Fabio Silva stroked home a Sandro cross from close range, but Real piled on the pressure and Mbappe equalised from the penalty spot in the 18th minute, after Rodrygo was fouled inside the box Brahim Diaz scored in the 33rd minute to give Real the lead and Mbappe extended their advantage three minutes later with a fine first-time effort into the top corner from a cross by Rodrygo Las Palmas were reduced to 10 men when substitute Benito Ramirez received a straight red card for a studs-up tackle on Lucas Vazquez in the 64th minute. dealing a major blow to the visitors' slim LaLiga title hopes Diego Simeone's side remain third in the standings with 63 points, three behind second-placed Real Madrid "It was a tough match, a defeat we have to put behind us and move on. But today is tough," Atlético defender Robin Le Normand told Movistar Both sides had chances to break the deadlock before half-time, with Las Palmas coming close through a close-range header from Álex Suárez and a Dário Essugo effort that went just wide At the other end, goalkeeper Dinko Horkas produced sharp saves to deny Julián Álvarez and Alexander Sorloth before the break Atlético dominated possession but were unable to create clear scoring chances against a disciplined defence from the hosts Seconds before the match ended in a goalless draw, Muñoz capitalised on sloppy defending by Atlético, who failed to clear the ball, allowing the midfielder to shoot from close range and finally beat goalkeeper Jan Oblak The goal was initially ruled out for offside but a VAR review overturned the decision three minutes into stoppage time sparking wild celebrations at the Estadio Gran Canaria "They took a desperate long shot and scored. We had a couple of chances in the first half that their goalkeeper saved," Atletico captain Koke said but we have to prepare ourselves by working hard We have to win against the teams at the bottom if we want to fight for LaLiga." The surprising victory allowed Las Palmas to climb to 17th place and temporarily escape the drop zone with 32 points, two ahead of Alaves, who play at Sevilla on Sunday I went to take advantage of the play," Las Palmas' Muñoz said "There's a lot of fighting left but we're going to fight until the end Let's enjoy the victory and hope it helps us to keep believing that the team can do it." Javi Muñoz scored a stoppage-time winner to earn relegation-threatened Las Palmas a shock 1-0 victory over Atlético Madrid on Saturday Diego Simeone's side remain third in the standings with 63 points, three behind second-placed Real Madrid \"It was a tough match, a defeat we have to put behind us and move on. But today is tough,\" Atlético defender Robin Le Normand told Movistar \"It's clear that every point is important Both sides had chances to break the deadlock before half-time, with Las Palmas coming close through a close-range header from Álex Suárez and a Dário Essugo effort that went just wide At the other end, goalkeeper Dinko Horkas produced sharp saves to deny Julián Álvarez and Alexander Sorloth before the break Seconds before the match ended in a goalless draw, Muñoz capitalised on sloppy defending by Atlético, who failed to clear the ball, allowing the midfielder to shoot from close range and finally beat goalkeeper Jan Oblak \"They took a desperate long shot and scored. We had a couple of chances in the first half that their goalkeeper saved,\" Atletico captain Koke said We have to win against the teams at the bottom if we want to fight for LaLiga.\" The surprising victory allowed Las Palmas to climb to 17th place and temporarily escape the drop zone with 32 points, two ahead of Alaves, who play at Sevilla on Sunday I went to take advantage of the play,\" Las Palmas' Muñoz said \"There's a lot of fighting left but we're going to fight until the end Let's enjoy the victory and hope it helps us to keep believing that the team can do it.\" Along with his parents Louis was preceded by his brother and sisters and was a member of Saint Bridget of Sweden Parish He made his mark as a programmer at Uniroyal in Naugatuck and Oxford and was also the owner of Second Glance Ladies Shop and Tots and Teens an infant to pre-teen clothing shop both located on South Main Street in Cheshire His entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to his work endeared him to many He loved bowling and had a special fondness for horse racing especially trips to Saratoga during the racing season he always found joy in supporting his teams Louis's family and friends will gather to celebrate his life on Friday March 21 at the Alderson-Ford Funeral Home of Cheshire 615 South Main Street In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in Louis’ name may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter 200 Executive Blvd Photo by: © akoPhoto 2024Eagles in 11th Place Entering Final Round at Palmas del Mar Collegiate February 10 final round play began on Monday afternoon and will conclude on Tuesday César Robledo has work to do, but wouldn't have it any other way. It's a bit before seven o'clock on Saturday evening and the big yellow bus he drives has just rolled into the Vall d'en Bas hotel in the Catalan countryside. His passengers, footballers for Union Deportiva Las Palmas individually prepared in paper bags with squad numbers penciled on Happy? They're delighted, a party breaking out on board and rightly so: the passengers have just become the first team this season to beat Barcelona away, winning 2-1 at Montjuic the Las Palmas-born former midfielder who now works in the sporting directorate "You don't know what you've done," he tells them This is their first win at Barcelona in 53 years Las Palmas are based in the Canary Islands and travel more than one thousand miles to play away games in Spain. Carlos RecioIt is 1,350 miles from Las Palmas to Barcelona it is different to the rest of Spain: different climate On the penultimate session before its football team fly off to face the league leaders on the mainland a kalima mist of desert sand giving an orangey haze to the light Imagine Liverpool playing in Athens or Moscow That's pretty much what Las Palmas have to do every other week "But we never highlight the negative; if you do we always carry out an analysis," says fitness coach Victor Lafuente "One of the conclusions we reached was precisely this: that the travel micro-stimuli inserted as a priority throughout a schedule that's squeezed tight where there are many "disruptors." It takes in everything from biorhythms and metabolism to the central nervous system Travel is conceived of as a "pseudo training session," another stress factor impacting players' performances and well-being "You plan everything to the millimetre," Bennasar says César Robledo stands outside the bus which transports Las Palmas players in Spain to their away games. Sid LoweRuben Fontes knows It is also some challenge: moving a football team is a mammoth operation and as he sits sketching out details there are arrows and lists and numbers everywhere Charter planes fly from a base in Valencia charge by the hour and can cost €50,000 per game "We do fly charters sometimes," Fontes says especially when the league fixes dates late offices close early and fans book the same flights a third goalkeeper -- always taken in case basically." Then there's the luggage: 750 kilos of it a document is sent to a WhatsApp group where only Fontes posts or it would be chaos: departures The flight for Barcelona -- VY3007 with Vueling -- leaves at 3:45 p.m The return is after the game: flight VY3006 and get back to Barranco Seco at 11:45 p.m. Ruben Fontes is tasked with figuring out the logistics for travel coaches and others involved in the long trip. Carlos RecioOnly they don't the document did say in red capital letters: ALL TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Fontes thinks that Father Christmas has come C or D against the clock is what he does best Extending the stay means extending everything else; it means more flights, more hotel rooms, more everything. More cost too: the flight home will now be a charter, taking off from El Prat at 12:45 a.m. Pray there's no extra time. It also means finding somewhere to train. Espanyol and Barcelona will help but actually having a pitch available at a good time is a different matter The solution is is found 68 miles north of Barcelona: Vall d'en Bas is a hotel with sports facilities Melania fills a bag: four days' of training kit for each player Two complete sets of match kits too: three shirts per player per game Oscar is the kitman and just about everything else He packs metal cases and giant bags with everything Thirty balls for the league game and 30 more for the cup go in Then there's this big responsibility he says Next it's up to the second floor where doctor Diosdado Bolanos "I can't be out in a city looking for a pharmacy," he says Las Palmas's players are working on a plan leave them by the stairs before training tomorrow There are numerous people involved in preparing Las Palmas for an away game including Melanie who helps with the laundry. Carlos Recio"The processes and protocols are never standard; it's always made to measure," Diego Martinez says "It's a long journey with specific logistics The management of this situation from everyone has been very and the coach has arrived early with Larry Alvarez the director of communications and protocol He praises the management of travel plans that are still new to him six weeks into this job and explains what his team intends to do the following day is busy sorting directors' travel: the president will be going early to join Barcelona's 125th birthday celebrations with the club ambassador Las Palmas manager Diego Martinez led the team to their first victory at Barcelona in 53 years. (Photo by Felipe Mondino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Lunch ends Everyone in the Canary Islands calls buses guaguas which is said "wawa." It drops them at the airport at 2:53 p.m Oscar is there waiting with a kit bag: they fill it with their wash-bags so he can take it to the desk Someone has to be squeezed into the middle seats A WhatsApp arrives with the gate information the flight already boarding when they're through security Which might not be a bad thing: too much time at the airport might mean "wandering about aimlessly 15 players and two physios missed a charter to Seville The captain, Kirian Rodríguez "The experience is back there." Back there The plane is full and it's not just their space but a commercial flight is different so instead there's "normalisation," a stretching session "I might sleep for 20 minutes but usually I can't," he says Mario Alonso Puig's "El Camino del Despertar." And: "El método Fábrika." Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). the guagua is waiting outside the Terminal Las Palmas have two buses: one on the island driven by Vicente; another on the mainland but that one is basic inside while this is LaLiga's best because it has to be although today Robledo has come from a depot in Logrono An encyclopedia of rest stops and roadsides, most of his miles are covered alone, an iPod Classic plugged in. Once he picks up the team, Manolo, the director of security, sits alongside him. "The navigator," Robledo says; "more like the guy telling him to slow down," Manolo says. Midfielder Alberto Moleiro likes to sit down in the front sometimes the bus reaches the Grand Marina hotel at 9:05 p.m Straight to dinner on the eighth floor and then one last sleep Match day morning and Doki is first in as always with Cinthya distributing supplements and pills before breakfast There's one long table for players and two small It's an early kickoff and there's brunch at 10:45 a.m. There's activation on the second floor at 10:30 a.m Police outriders rev and Robledo pulls out at 12:20 p.m. but on days like this it all feels worth it The guagua waits outside the Olympic stadium Thanks for visiting ! RJ Arone (Michigan Photography)Wolverines to Open Spring Season in Puerto Rico at Palmas del Mar Collegiate2/6/2025 1:54:00 PM | Men's Golf -- After nearly three months removed from competition the University of Michigan men's golf team is ready to begin its spring season The Wolverines start by heading to Puerto Rico for the Palmas del Mar Collegiate from Sunday through Tuesday (Feb 54-hole event will be played at the Palmas del Mar Golf Club's Flamboyan Course which will be set up for a par 72 and 7,122 yards • The Palmas del Mar Collegiate has a field of 14 teams • With three days of play scheduled (18-18-18) AST shotgun start (note: Atlantic Standard Time is one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time) • Michigan closed its fall season playing in six events including winning the Virtues Intercollegiate (559 -17) and posting a runner-up finish at the Canadian Collegiate (852 U-M is averaging just over par with a 288.18 per-round score and has posted six rounds under par including a season-low 276 (-12) tally in the second round of the Virtues Intercollegiate U-M secured a pair of Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors Thomson's victory at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational (202 -14) helped him to his second career medalist honor and gave him an exemption to play in the 2025 RBC Canadian Open (June 3-5) at the TPC of Toronto Liu earned U-M's second accolade after he tied for medalist honors (137 -7) for a second straight year at the rain-shortened Virtues Intercollegiate • Thomson continues to pace the Wolverines finishing the fall with a career-best-pace 70.12 scoring average He had fired nine rounds under par with a season-best 66 (-6) in back-to-back rounds in his win at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational Thomson has finished as the top Wolverine in 28 of his 42 career events • Rookie Arone started all six fall events and carried a 73.06 scoring average including his fall-best sixth-place finish at the Virtues Intercollegiate (141 Classmate Muratore has started five events and is just behind Arone with a 73.24 scoring average Muratore closed his fall season with a pair of top-15 finishes -- t-7th at the Virtues (142 Thanks for visiting atPalmas del Mar Collegiate Ben Hoagland (Michigan Photography)Wolverines' Final-Round Rally Yields Third-Place Finish at Palmas del Mar2/11/2025 1:48:00 PM | Men's Golf Puerto Rico -- With four Wolverines etching sub-par tallies and top-25 individual finishes the University of Michigan men's golf team opened its spring season using an 853 (-11) team total to garner a third-place finish Tuesday (Feb 11) at the Palmas del Mar Collegiate played on the Flamboyan Course at the Palmas del Mar Golf Club After a spring-opening 292 in Sunday's (Feb. 9) first round, U-M found itself eighth. Coming back Monday morning (Feb. 10), Yuqi Liu's 68 (-4) and a second even-par 72 from Dean Muratore helped the Maize and Blue card a 286 (-2) second-round tally and climb three positions to sit fifth after 36 holes with a 578 total With the field continuing play on Monday afternoon to help speed up Tuesday's final round U-M again rallied with 16 birdies and four eagles to tally a season-low 275 (-13) to give the Wolverines their fifth top-five finish in seven events Highlighting the final round was Ben Hoagland's clean sheet (six birdies Hoagland roared back to crack the top 25 as he tied for 21st with a 215 (-1) -- his first sub-par 54-hole tally of the season Liu (74-68-73) shared the 21st spot as he added a 215 (-1) total -- his second sub-par finish The spring season continues Monday and Tuesday (Feb. 17-18) as the Wolverines head back to Laredo, Texas, for the Border Olympics at the Laredo Country Club. It marks the fifth straight season playing in Houston's event. Last season, U-M tied for fifth as former Wolverine Jude Kim's career-best fourth-place (201 -15) finish guided the Maize and Blue effort Thanks for visiting playFlick: Yamal ready to return for Barcelona vs Las Palmas (0:56)Hansi Flick confirms Lamine Yamal will play against Las Palmas and speaks about Barcelona's return to Camp Nou Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has confirmed Lamine Yamal is fit to play a part against Las Palmas in LaLiga on Saturday after recovering from an ankle injury Barça were beaten by La Real and drew against Celta -- they had failed to win a game which Yamal had not started this season before beating Brest 3-0 in midweek he's ready to play," Flick said in a news conference on Friday it's not so easy to come back," Flick added when asked about Gavi's condition he also has the potential to increase the level of course maybe you will be happy for this information The situation surrounding Frenkie de Jong is not so clear he came back from a long injury layoff in October but his return to action has not gone so smoothly Lamine Yamal was able to participate in full training for Barcelona on Friday. Javier Borrego/Europa Press via Getty ImagesThe Dutch midfielder has played just 17 minutes across Barça's last two games and Flick said the club will do all they can to help him recover his confidence "Now he has to get back the confidence he needs," Flick said I know it's important for him also to play "We want to play with the best team we can give at the moment This is maybe why he has not the minutes maybe he wants; that we want in the midfield we have a lot of really good players but also in the training he has to show us and increase the level But he's in a good way and we will help him Barça go into Saturday's game against Las Palmas at the Olympic Stadium with a four point lead at the top of LaLiga. Second-placed Real Madrid, who have a game in hand, are in action against Getafe on Sunday Is "NORTH" The Best Surf Photography Book Ever Made? From Tubes To Turns, Jai Glindeman's Surfing is a Treat to Behold Gerry Lopez Goes Deep With Justin Jay On The Plug Podcast NewsAll News Events Big Wave News World Surf League Environmental Industry Wave PoolsPosts List ‘He Was Such a Legend’: A Decade After His Death, Shawn “Barney” Barron’s Spirit Shines in Colorful Air Show Hawaiian Big Wave Icon Clyde Aikau Passes Away at 75 Puerto RicoHow a groundbreaking marine reserve is preserving waves in Puerto Rico Editor’s note: The Surfrider Foundation was founded in 1984 by a group of surfers who wanted to protect the world-class waves in their backyard in Malibu preserving surf spots remains integral to the Surfrider’s mission of prioritizing the ocean In recognition of its efforts across four decades SURFER is highlighting 10 waves the foundation has helped preserve and continues to fight for Tres Palmas may not be on your big-wave radar but all Puerto Rican surfers know it as one of the island’s best and largest venues It’s a deep water righthand reef that pumps when north swells bear down Surfrider helped form a marine reserve to protect the area’s biodiversity the wave and the endangered coral species it breaks on But as Surfrider has learned over the years Reserva Marina Tres Palmas still faces issues like excessive development Surfrider believes sediment runoff in Rincón is a violation of the Clean Water Act by polluting nearshore waters and harming the marine ecosystem which recently celebrated its 20th anniversary has been a pioneering model of community self-management and continues to inspire local communities to establish new marine protected areas A clear example of this impact is the creation of the Isla Verde Reef Marine Reserve told me that they adopted the Tres Palmas model in Rincón taking its plan and approach as a reference for their own actions said the Tres Palmas model has also served as the inspiration for other marine reserves in Puerto Rico Not only are those places getting protected but local surfers are more inclined than ever to get involved the creation of the Reserve has given rise to a group of fervent defenders the ‘Tres Palmas Crew,’ composed of the best local surfers in Rincón,” he said “This group is constantly monitoring everything that happens in and around the reserve the biggest threat to Tres Palmas comes from construction on the surrounding land and other local and island organizations have been working to acquire these lands and expand the reserve restoring the surrounding ecosystem with native and endemic plants the crew and Surfrider Rincón are vigilant to any changes or threats to their waters multi-sector and multi-disciplinary impact that the creation of a community-managed marine reserve generates creating a strong sense of belonging and togetherness.” Thanks for visiting ! who had 70% of possession and peppered the goal with almost 30 shots it was Las Palmas who made their few chances count to claim a famous triumph Barça remain on 34 points and lead second placed Real Madrid by four but their rivals now have two games in hand while the victory moved Las Palmas up to 14th place on 15 points the team struggles a little bit and this is what we have to change," Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said then maybe it's possible for us to keep a clean sheet not only the last four or the defensive players but the whole team and we can do it better." Las Palmas constantly found space in Barça's box in the opening stages of the first half at Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys but could not find the breakthrough despite creating chances Barcelona also lost full back Alejandro Balde to injury in the first half with the 21-year-old taken off on a golf cart The Catalans struggled to find a way past the Las Palmas defence although on the stroke of half-time Raphinha made a counter-attacking run but saw his shot come off the crossbar Las Palmas struck the opening goal early in the second half when a sublime passing move that started with goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen finished when another former Barça player Sandro Ramirez scored from the edge of the box However, second half substitutions, including the introduction of newly crowned Golden Boy Lamine Yamal, helped Barça dominate and they equalised just after the hour when Pedri found Raphinha in a pocket of space near the edge of the box The quick-footed Brazil winger turned and fired a low left-foot shot past Cillessen to make it 1-1 for his ninth league goal of the season The home side pushed to equalise again and Raphinha saw his free kick tipped over by Cillessen LaLiga top scorer Robert Lewandowski also had two opportunities to level late in added time but saw a glancing header go wide before his shot was blocked by the defence "I'm very happy, it's such a big win for us, we worked so hard and we suffered a lot. It's three important points," Las Palmas midfielder Alberto Moleiro said "We stayed very compact and we didn't leave a lot of space between the lines Barça remain on 34 points and lead second placed Real Madrid by four but their rivals now have two games in hand the team struggles a little bit and this is what we have to change,\" Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said but the whole team and we can do it better.\" Barcelona also lost full back Alejandro Balde to injury in the first half The Catalans struggled to find a way past the Las Palmas defence although on the stroke of half-time Raphinha made a counter-attacking run but saw his shot come off the crossbar Las Palmas struck the opening goal early in the second half when a sublime passing move that started with goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen finished when another former Barça player Sandro Ramirez scored from the edge of the box However, second half substitutions, including the introduction of newly crowned Golden Boy Lamine Yamal, helped Barça dominate and they equalised just after the hour when Pedri found Raphinha in a pocket of space near the edge of the box LaLiga top scorer Robert Lewandowski also had two opportunities to level late in added time but saw a glancing header go wide before his shot was blocked by the defence \"I'm very happy, it's such a big win for us, we worked so hard and we suffered a lot. It's three important points,\" Las Palmas midfielder Alberto Moleiro said \"We stayed very compact and we didn't leave a lot of space between the lines Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Katy Chamberlain received funding to work on the 2021 La Palma eruption from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Urgency grant number: NE/ W007673/1 Hannah Little and Janine Krippner do not work for own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Liverpool provides funding as a founding partner of The Conversation UK University of Waikato provides funding as a member of The Conversation NZ University of Waikato provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU View all partners a Norwegian family goes on holiday to the Canary Islands when a young researcher discovers alarming signs of an imminent volcanic eruption Cumbre Vieja is an active volcano on La Palma The series culminates in a “megatsunami” capable of engulfing Europe and reaching as far as the east coast of the US Disaster stories are hugely popular and La Palma is just the latest hit in the growing genre. In his book Disaster Mon Amour the film critic David Thomson identifies the filmmakers’ goal of creating “a spectacle of devastation with cozy human interest” But stories like La Palma can have real world impact The series presents itself as being based on a real hypothesis which is communicated by newscasters and a scientist in the title sequence of each episode La Palma does nothing to capture the more up to date and reassuring science Looking for something good? Cut through the noise with a carefully curated selection of the latest releases, live events and exhibitions, straight to your inbox every fortnight, on Fridays. Sign up here While volcanic events can trigger tsunamis as experts in volcanoes and the communication of disaster we can assure you that the eruption and subsequent rapid collapse of the island depicted in the series isn’t a plausible scenario that scientists are concerned about What should be taken more seriously are localised tsunamis. Such “megatsunami” scenarios have been debunked in recent years you’ll be happy to hear There have been more than 17 eruptions in the Canary Islands since the 1400s none resulting in a “megatsunami” across the Atlantic Stories have the power to communicate information about environmental risk for audiences. Following the release of the film, some have dug up the megatsunami hypothesis Such a large tsunami would leave telltale deposits in North and South America – but they are nowhere to be found The importance of understanding the risk relating to real volcanoes was encapsulated during the 2021 eruption of Cumbre Vieja. As the eruption progressed, volcanologists received messages from concerned and frightened people fearing a megatsunami, which prompted the US Geological Survey to respond outlining why the hypothesis doesn’t carry This was even before a major Netflix drama had recounted such an imaginary event Volcanogenic tsunamis of all sizes are a real threat around the world and hazards experts want to know what our risks are so we can prepare and protect our communities This becomes difficult when facts are diluted or distorted by stories like La Palma’s Volcanologists with limited resources during an eruption end up spending more time debunking information rather than talking to the press about the potential dangers Misinformation about eruptions and their risks can add to the stress of those inhabiting or visiting volcanic islands, not only concerned about their own safety, but the security of an economy that relies heavily on tourism. With the right information, we can empower communities to prepare themselves and to act fast when the time comes but not many people read scientific papers on volcanology it might be that the responsibility of getting the science right and accurately representing risk should lie with the people with a captive audience There is an opportunity to work with scientists to help spread the right information alongside promotion for future stories about such disasters Simon Day was approached for comment but hadn’t responded by the time this article was published Yuqi Liu (Michigan Photography)Michigan Climbs Three Spots on Day Two of Palmas Mar Collegiate2/10/2025 4:45:00 PM | Men's Golf Raphinha says that there are “many things” that Barcelona are doing wrong following his side’s 2-1 home defeat to Las Palmas and player-of-the-match performance was not enough to prevent Barcelona from falling to a defeat Goals from former Barcelona forward Sandro Ramirez and on-loan Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Fabio Silva secured a surprise victory for the away side “We (Barcelona) have been doing poorly,” Raphinha said following the game “We’re lowering the level of what we were doing “There are many things we are doing wrong. We have to turn things around on Tuesday (against Mallorca) Raphinha continues to have an impressive season for the Spanish side The 27-year-old has scored 14 goals and provided 10 assists in all competitions this campaign, ranking second in the La Liga top scorers chart behind team-mate Robert Lewandowski The defeat to Las Palmas is the third consecutive game that Barcelona have failed to win in the league, having lost to Real Sociedad on November 10 and thrown away a two-goal lead to draw against Celta Vigo on November 16 The result gives second-placed Real Madrid a chance to gain more ground on the league leaders Madrid, who are four points behind Barcelona with two games in hand, face Getafe at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday Valencia CF captain José Luis Gayà reached the impressive milestone of 373 official appearances for the club He enters the club's all-time Top 10 for games played Gayà joined the VCF Academy at 11 years of age he grew to become one of the cornerstones of VCF Mestalla. He made his debut with the first team on October 30th in the Copa del Rey match against UE Llagostera. and his importance at Valencia CF increased with him becoming the second-youngest player (28 years and 289 days) in the club's history to reach 350 official appearances. 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