Las Palmas Club details

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Estadio Gran Canaria

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Paco Herrera

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Las Palmas	12	3	3	6
Aris Salonika	11	5	5	1
Sp. Gijon	20	7	6	7
Valladolid	46	20	16	10
Las Palmas	58	27	15	16
Celta Vigo	116	51	36	29

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Current Squad

NA Cecilio Nauzet Perez (G)
1 Raul Fernandez (G)
30 Josep Martinez (G)
34 Alvaro Valles (G)
NA Alberto De la Bella (D)
NA Martin Mantovani (D)
2 Diego Parras (D)
5 David Garcia (D)
6 Eric Curbelo (D)
12 Michel (D)
14 Alvaro Lemos (D)
15 Deivid (D)
20 Cala (D)
23 Dani Castellano (D)
25 Aythami (D)
NA Fidel (M)
4 Danny Blum (M)
8 Maikel Mesa (M)
11 Figueroa Momo (M)
12 David Timor (M)
17 Ruiz de Galarreta (M)
18 Javi Castellano (M)
21 Jonathan Viera (M)
22 Gabriel Penalba (M)
24 Slavoljub Srnic (M)
25 Alberto Aquilani (M)
27 Fabio Gonzalez (M)
7 Ruben Castro (F)
9 Rafa Mir (F)
10 Sergio Araujo (F)
12 Edu Espiau (F)
17 Tomas Pekhart (F)
24 Tana (F)

Las Palmas in Spanish Segunda Division

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
9	Alcorcon	26	11	5	10	+2	38
10	Almeria	26	9	10	7	+5	37
11	Las Palmas	26	8	13	5	+4	37
12	Sp. Gijon	26	8	9	9	+3	33
13	Numancia	26	7	10	9	-1	31

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