Las Palmas remained at the bottom of the Liga table after the MD8 matches, as they lost 3-1 at Villarreal on Monday. Before that match, tThe successor manager Luis Carrion had been granted the sackbut despite the disappointing result, the 45-year-old is set to stay on top.
As reported by MarcoCarrion will not be given his marching orders from Las Palmas ahead of this weekend's game against Celta Vigo, which takes place in Gran Canaria. However, a poor result in that could be enough for the club's hierarchy, who are growing increasingly frustrated by the poor start to the season.
The Palms they haven't won since February, a streak that lasted more than seven months. The pressure is on Carrion to start providing positive results, and the match against Celta, who have lost all three games this season, is a great opportunity.
