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Prediction published on Nov 7, 2025 3:02 AM by Dario in Spain - La Liga | Modified on Nov 7, 2025 3:02 AM
After a difficult run of results, Sevilla return to the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium looking to rediscover their form and end a worrying losing streak. The Andalusian side, led by Matías Almeyda, have suffered three consecutive defeats in La Liga, a sequence that has exposed the team’s defensive fragility and lack of consistency. Their opponents this weekend, CA Osasuna, are also struggling to find rhythm, having collected just one point from their last three matches. With both teams in need of a morale boost, this clash in Nervión promises to be a tense and decisive encounter for their respective seasons.
Sevilla currently sit 13th in the La Liga standings with a record of four wins, one draw, and six defeats. Their average of 1.6 goals scored and 1.7 conceded per match reflects a team capable of attacking flair but prone to defensive lapses. The latest setback came in a 3-0 defeat to Atlético Madrid on November 1, a result that highlighted their ongoing issues away from home. In their last five matches, Sevilla have recorded two wins and three losses, scoring and conceding an average of two goals per game.
Despite their inconsistency, the Andalusians tend to perform better at home. The Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán remains a difficult ground for visiting teams, and Sevilla will look to draw inspiration from their earlier emphatic home win over Barcelona. Coach Almeyda will be encouraged by the return of Alfon and Azpilicueta from injury, though key players such as Isaac Romero and Alexis Sánchez remain sidelined. The expected starting lineup could feature Vlachodimos in goal; Suazo, Marcao, Azpilicueta, and Carmona in defense; Mendy and Agoumé in midfield; with Vargas, Sow, Juanlu Sánchez, and Adams forming the attacking unit.
Historically, Sevilla have struggled in recent meetings with Osasuna, failing to win any of their last five encounters (three draws and two defeats). However, their home advantage and the visitors’ poor away record could tilt the balance in their favor this time.
CA Osasuna arrive in Seville sitting 15th in the table, with three wins, two draws, and six losses. Their main issue this season has been a lack of goals — averaging just 0.8 per game — which has made it difficult to convert solid defensive performances into victories. The team’s last outing ended in a 0-0 draw against Real Oviedo on November 3, a result that extended their winless run but at least halted a sequence of defeats.
In their last five matches, Osasuna have managed two wins, one draw, and two losses, scoring 1.8 goals on average while conceding only 1.0. These numbers suggest a team that can compete but struggles to maintain consistency. Away from home, however, the picture is bleak: Osasuna have earned just one point from six away games, making them the worst travelers in La Liga. Their lack of attacking firepower is compounded by the absence of key forward Ante Budimir, along with Iker Benito and Valentin Rosier. Midfielder Lucas Torró remains doubtful due to injury concerns.
Coach Jagoba Arrasate is expected to field Herrera in goal; Bretones, Catena, Boyomo, and Moncayola in defense; Torró and Moi Gómez anchoring the midfield; with Rubén García, Oroz, Víctor Muñoz, and Raúl García leading the attack. Despite their struggles, Osasuna have shown resilience, avoiding defeat at half-time in 19 of their last 21 league matches — a sign of their disciplined approach early in games.
This fixture brings together two sides desperate to regain confidence. Sevilla will rely heavily on their home support and attacking options to break down a compact Osasuna defense. Almeyda’s men will aim to dominate possession and exploit the flanks, where players like Juanlu Sánchez and Vargas can create danger. The return of experienced defenders could also help stabilize a backline that has conceded too easily in recent weeks.
Osasuna, on the other hand, will likely adopt a cautious approach, focusing on defensive organization and quick transitions. Without Budimir, their attacking threat is reduced, and much will depend on the creativity of Moi Gómez and Rubén García. The visitors’ main challenge will be to contain Sevilla’s intensity in the opening stages and capitalize on any counterattacking opportunities.
Recent meetings between these sides have been tight, with few goals scored. The last five encounters have all featured goals from both teams, but none have been high-scoring affairs. Given Sevilla’s need for a reaction and Osasuna’s poor away form, the home side appear better positioned to secure a much-needed win in front of their fans.
SEVILLA (4-2-3-1): Vlachodimos; Suazo, Marcao, Azpilicueta, Carmona; Mendy, Agoumé; Vargas, Sow, Juanlu Sánchez; Adams. Coach: M. Almeyda
OSASUNA (4-2-3-1): Herrera; Bretones, Catena, Boyomo, Moncayola; Torró, Moi Gómez; Rubén García, Oroz, Víctor Muñoz; Raúl García. Coach: J. Arrasate
The most likely outcome is a Sevilla win (1) with a 37% probability. The Draw (X) follows at 29%, while an Osasuna win (2) stands at 33%.
This section provides average statistics and percentages on the main markets for the last 10 matches of both teams
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