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2024.11.02 14:57 madmag23 La Liga 2024/2025 Gameweek 12

Saturday 02 November 2024 (GMT +7)
Osasuna vs Valladolid
Osasuna, under the guidance of their new manager Vicente Moreno, has been one of the most surprising teams in La Liga. After losing their previous manager Jago Arrasate to Real Mallorca, expectations were tempered, but Moreno has seemingly rejuvenated the squad. The team currently sits at an impressive eighth position in the league, which speaks volumes about their performance. Osasuna has been particularly strong at El Sadar, their home ground. They’ve managed to secure victories in four of their last five home games, showcasing their dominance in front of their fans. This home form will be crucial against Valladolid. Ante Budimir has been in fine form, contributing significantly with goals, including a notable performance against Real Sociedad. His presence upfront gives Osasuna a focal point in attack. Bryan Zaragoza, with his pace and creativity from the wings, adds dynamism. His contributions through goals and assists have been vital. Moreno’s system focuses on a robust defense while allowing quick transitions to attack. Osasuna’s ability to score in every home game this season indicates both confidence and tactical cohesion. Valladolid, in stark contrast, has found the return to La Liga challenging. They are rooted in the relegation zone, which has put immense pressure on manager Paolo Pezzolano to turn things around. Their away record has been dismal with only two wins in the first 11 matches, which doesn’t bode well for their trip to Pamplona. Valladolid’s attack has been one of the least effective in the league, with only nine goals scored. This lack of firepower is a significant concern, especially against a well-organized Osasuna defense. The team has been without key players due to injuries, like Turkish defender Cenk Ozkacar, which has further hampered their performances. However, there’s hope with some players returning from injury, but whether they can make an immediate impact remains to be seen. Expect Osasuna to leverage their home advantage by starting aggressively. Their strategy might involve pressing high to disrupt Valladolid’s build-up play, exploiting the wings with Zaragoza’s speed, and utilizing Budimir’s aerial ability in set pieces. Given the current form and dynamics, Osasuna’s home advantage, combined with their recent form and Valladolid’s struggles, particularly away from home, makes a home win the most likely outcome.
Prediction: 55 – 45
Girona vs Leganes
Girona FC, having experienced a remarkable rise in recent years, finds themselves in the 14th position in La Liga this season. After a historic third-place finish last season, which granted them a spot in the Champions League, Girona has had a somewhat mixed bag of results in the current campaign. They’ve shown glimpses of their potential, especially in European competitions, but domestic inconsistencies have been evident. Girona’s attacking flair remains a significant asset, with players like Cristhian Stuani leading the line. His experience and goal-scoring prowess can turn games in Girona’s favor. The team’s ability to play dynamic, attacking football has often overwhelmed opponents, particularly at home. The squad depth has been tested due to injuries and the demands of playing in multiple competitions. Key absences like Alejandro Francés and Ivan Martín have impacted their gameplay. Moreover, their defense has shown vulnerabilities, which top teams have exploited. Leganes, freshly promoted from the Segunda Division where they clinched the title, are finding their feet in La Liga once again. Positioned at 14th, they are just one point behind Girona, but their performances have been mixed. Leganes has demonstrated resilience and a tactical setup under coach Borja Jiménez that focuses on solidity at the back. They’ve had moments of brilliance, especially in their recent victory against Celta Vigo, showcasing their ability to capitalize on counter-attacks with players like Juan Cruz. Adapting to the higher pace and quality of La Liga might still take time. Their away form has been less than stellar, having not secured a victory on the road yet, which could be a psychological barrier. Historically, these matches have been closely contested, with Girona having a slight edge in recent encounters. However, form and current team dynamics play a significant role. Girona’s home ground advantage at Estadi Municipal de Montilivi could play a pivotal role. The support from their fans might just be the boost needed to overcome their injury woes. The match could hinge on how well Girona can break down Leganes’ defense, especially with players like Stuani versus Leganes’ backline. The midfield battle will also be crucial, with Leganes needing to control the tempo to keep Girona at bay. Despite the injury concerns, Girona’s need for points at home and their attacking options might just edge out Leganes’ defensive resolve.
Prediction: 55 – 45
Sunday 03 November 2024 (GMT +7)
Atletico Madrid vs Las Palmas
Atletico Madrid finds itself in a somewhat transitional phase. Despite having a squad full of talent, there’s been a noticeable dip in their performance consistency. Currently sitting in 4th place, they are ten points behind league leaders Barcelona, highlighting a gap that needs addressing. Atletico’s home record remains one of their biggest assets. The atmosphere at the Metropolitano can be intimidating for visiting teams, and Simeone’s men are adept at leveraging this advantage. Players like Antoine Griezmann have been pivotal, not just for his goals but for his ability to link play. The signing of Julian Alvarez has added another dimension to their attack. The team has struggled with fluidity in their gameplay, often relying too much on counter-attacks rather than controlling games. Their recent form, including a loss to Real Betis, indicates issues in midfield control and defensive solidity, especially against teams that can exploit transitions. Las Palmas, under the guidance of Diego Martínez, who replaced Luis Carrión, has begun to find its footing in La Liga. Their recent performances, including victories over strong opposition, suggest a team that’s not just surviving but aiming to thrive. The new managerial approach has brought tactical clarity and an emphasis on high pressing and quick transitions. Players like Alberto Moleiro have stepped up, showing flair and creativity in midfield, which has been crucial in their recent wins. Away form remains a concern for Las Palmas. They’ve yet to secure a victory on the road this season, which might weigh heavily on their minds as they travel to Madrid. Their defense can sometimes be caught out, especially against teams with strong attacking prowess like Atletico. This game might hinge on how well Simeone can adapt his typically defensive setup to a more proactive approach to dismantle Las Palmas’ high press. Conversely, Martínez will aim to disrupt Atletico’s rhythm with quick, incisive play. The team will be looking to bounce back from their recent loss. Key players like Griezmann and Alvarez are expected to start, with Simeone possibly tinkering with his midfield to find the right balance between defense and attack. While Las Palmas has shown they can compete, Atletico’s home advantage and their knack for grinding out results might just see them through. However, expect Las Palmas to score, reflecting their current attacking confidence.
Prediction: 55 – 45
Barcelona vs Espanyol
Barcelona, under the stewardship of their current manager, has once again emerged as one of the frontrunners for the La Liga title. After clinching the championship last season, they’ve maintained a strong pace this year, demonstrating both offensive firepower and defensive solidity. With key players like Robert Lewandowski leading the attack, Pedri orchestrating the midfield, and a robust defense marshaled by players like Ronald Araujo, Barcelona has shown they are not just contenders but favorites for another trophy-laden season. The team’s forward line is versatile, with Lewandowski’s goal-scoring prowess complemented by the creativity of youngsters like Lamine Yamal and the experience of players like Raphinha. Pedri’s return to form has been crucial, adding dynamism and control. The backline has been bolstered by Araujo’s presence, making Barcelona one of the hardest teams to score against. Espanyol, having secured promotion back to La Liga, faces a season of consolidation. They’ve had a mixed bag of results, hovering around the middle of the table. Their approach has been pragmatic, focusing on not conceding goals while trying to capitalize on counter-attacks or set pieces. Espanyol has shown they can battle it out with teams in the lower half of the table, often drawing games where they might have been expected to lose. Derbies often defy form, with Espanyol likely to raise their game, driven by the intensity of the local rivalry. Barcelona might dominate possession, looking to break down Espanyol’s expected compact defense through intricate passing and movement. Espanyol, on the other hand, will probably look to disrupt this rhythm with quick transitions and set-piece opportunities. At Camp Nou, Barcelona has an almost unassailable record, especially against teams from the lower echelons of the league. The atmosphere and the team’s familiarity with the pitch are significant factors. Barcelona’s recent performances indicate they are hitting their stride at the right time, with their key players in form and the squad depth to handle any tactical challenge Espanyol might pose. The historical context of this fixture heavily favors Barcelona. Espanyol has rarely managed to secure victories in recent encounters, with Barcelona often dictating terms.
Prediction: 55 – 45
DISCLAIMER:
1. This prediction content comes from a third party and is for reference only. I am not responsible for any wins and losses generated by members using these tips.

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2024.10.29 20:09 peerko1337 FC Barcelona – CD Leganes

Hello. I bought tickets for the FC Barcelona – CD Leganes match, but it is not declared whether the match is on the 14th or 15th of December. Does anyone know when the match will be exactly, or when will the date be declared? I am staying in Barcelona for only 1 day, and I have a hard schedule for all my plane tickets. Thank you.

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