Levante vs Bilbao Ghana odds comparison
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Match Analysis
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Saturday, November 22, 2025
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Levante host Bilbao on 29 November 2025 in a LaLiga clash that could shape the lower‑mid table battle for both sides.
Levante have collected one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five outings, scoring seven and conceding twelve (1.4 goals for, 2.4 against per game).
Their recent form shows occasional attacking spark – three goals against Atletico on 8 Nov – but defensive frailties dominate, highlighted by a 0‑3 loss to Vallecano at home on 19 Oct.
Bilbao arrive with a slightly better balance, two wins, no draws and three losses, netting six and letting in seven (1.2 GF, 1.4 GA).
Their last five include a 2‑0 Champions League win over Newcastle and a narrow 3‑2 victory at Real Sociedad, indicating resilience on the road.
Head‑to‑head history is evenly split: five meetings, one win each and three draws, with six goals for Levante and five for Bilbao.
The data suggest a tight encounter where Levante will aim to tighten the defence while Bilbao will look to exploit their slightly superior away record.
Levante have collected one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five outings, scoring seven and conceding twelve (1.4 goals for, 2.4 against per game).
Their recent form shows occasional attacking spark – three goals against Atletico on 8 Nov – but defensive frailties dominate, highlighted by a 0‑3 loss to Vallecano at home on 19 Oct.
Bilbao arrive with a slightly better balance, two wins, no draws and three losses, netting six and letting in seven (1.2 GF, 1.4 GA).
Their last five include a 2‑0 Champions League win over Newcastle and a narrow 3‑2 victory at Real Sociedad, indicating resilience on the road.
Head‑to‑head history is evenly split: five meetings, one win each and three draws, with six goals for Levante and five for Bilbao.
The data suggest a tight encounter where Levante will aim to tighten the defence while Bilbao will look to exploit their slightly superior away record.
Recent Form
Levante:
Levante’s five most recent matches reveal an inconsistent pattern, especially when playing away.
On 8 Nov they travelled to Atletico and won 3‑1, with Griezmann scoring twice and a goal from M. Sanchez, while an own‑goal opened the scoring.
Two days earlier, on 2 Nov, Levante hosted Celta Vigo and fell 1‑2 despite a goal from K. Arriaga; the visitors took the lead early through O. Mingueza.
In the Copa del Rey on 30 Oct they were defeated 3‑4 at Orihuela, a high‑scoring affair where Levante failed to record any scorer in the data.
A week before that, on 26 Oct, they drew 1‑1 away at Mallorca, with goals from Etta Eyong and P. Maffeo.
Their most recent home loss came on 19 Oct against Vallecano, a 0‑3 defeat with J. de Frutos netting a brace.
Overall Levante have scored seven and conceded twelve, averaging 1.4 goals scored and 2.4 conceded per game.
The trend shows sporadic attacking output but a leaky defence, particularly in the second half of matches, and a reliance on a few individual scorers rather than a consistent attacking unit.
On 8 Nov they travelled to Atletico and won 3‑1, with Griezmann scoring twice and a goal from M. Sanchez, while an own‑goal opened the scoring.
Two days earlier, on 2 Nov, Levante hosted Celta Vigo and fell 1‑2 despite a goal from K. Arriaga; the visitors took the lead early through O. Mingueza.
In the Copa del Rey on 30 Oct they were defeated 3‑4 at Orihuela, a high‑scoring affair where Levante failed to record any scorer in the data.
A week before that, on 26 Oct, they drew 1‑1 away at Mallorca, with goals from Etta Eyong and P. Maffeo.
Their most recent home loss came on 19 Oct against Vallecano, a 0‑3 defeat with J. de Frutos netting a brace.
Overall Levante have scored seven and conceded twelve, averaging 1.4 goals scored and 2.4 conceded per game.
The trend shows sporadic attacking output but a leaky defence, particularly in the second half of matches, and a reliance on a few individual scorers rather than a consistent attacking unit.
Bilbao:
Bilbao’s last five fixtures display a mixed but slightly upward trajectory, especially in high‑profile contests.
They began on 9 Nov with a 1‑0 home win over Oviedo, the solitary goal coming from N. Williams at the 25th minute.
Four days earlier, on 5 Nov, they traveled to the UEFA Champions League and dispatched Newcastle 2‑0, goals by D. Burn and Joelinton.
On 1 Nov they suffered a narrow 3‑2 loss away to Real Sociedad, despite an early lead from B. Mendez and later contributions from G. Guruzeta and G. Guedes; the visitors equalised twice through R. Navarro and J. Gorrotxategi.
A home defeat to Getafe on 25 Oct saw them lose 0‑1, the lone goal by B. Mayoral.
Their most recent Champions League home game on 22 Oct ended 3‑1 in favour of Bilbao, with L. Andrade, G. Guruzeta (twice) and R. Navarro on the scoresheet.
Across these five matches Bilbao have netted six goals while conceding seven, averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.4 against.
The numbers suggest a side capable of scoring against strong opposition but still vulnerable defensively, especially in tightly contested league fixtures.
They began on 9 Nov with a 1‑0 home win over Oviedo, the solitary goal coming from N. Williams at the 25th minute.
Four days earlier, on 5 Nov, they traveled to the UEFA Champions League and dispatched Newcastle 2‑0, goals by D. Burn and Joelinton.
On 1 Nov they suffered a narrow 3‑2 loss away to Real Sociedad, despite an early lead from B. Mendez and later contributions from G. Guruzeta and G. Guedes; the visitors equalised twice through R. Navarro and J. Gorrotxategi.
A home defeat to Getafe on 25 Oct saw them lose 0‑1, the lone goal by B. Mayoral.
Their most recent Champions League home game on 22 Oct ended 3‑1 in favour of Bilbao, with L. Andrade, G. Guruzeta (twice) and R. Navarro on the scoresheet.
Across these five matches Bilbao have netted six goals while conceding seven, averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.4 against.
The numbers suggest a side capable of scoring against strong opposition but still vulnerable defensively, especially in tightly contested league fixtures.
Head-to-Head Record
The head‑to‑head record between Levante and Bilbao spans five encounters, producing a balanced picture: one win for Levante, one win for Bilbao and three draws.
The most recent meeting on 7 Mar 2022 in LaLiga saw Levante dominate at home, winning 3‑1 with goals from M. Vesga, I. Williams and a penalty by O. Zarraga, while J. de Frutos reduced the deficit late on.
The following match on 19 Nov 2021 ended 0‑0, a goalless stalemate that highlighted defensive solidity on both sides.
In the Copa del Rey on 4 Mar 2021 Bilbao secured a 2‑1 away victory, thanks to an early strike by R. Marti and a late winner from A. Berenguer, despite a penalty equaliser by R. Garcia.
Two further LaLiga meetings in February 2021 finished level: 1‑1 on 26 Feb with both sides converting penalties, and another 1‑1 on 11 Feb where G. Melero and I. Martinez each found the net.
Overall Levante have scored six goals in these clashes, Bilbao five, underscoring a slight edge for the hosts.
The prevalence of draws and low‑scoring outcomes suggests tight tactical battles, with occasional decisive moments often coming from set‑pieces or individual brilliance.
The most recent meeting on 7 Mar 2022 in LaLiga saw Levante dominate at home, winning 3‑1 with goals from M. Vesga, I. Williams and a penalty by O. Zarraga, while J. de Frutos reduced the deficit late on.
The following match on 19 Nov 2021 ended 0‑0, a goalless stalemate that highlighted defensive solidity on both sides.
In the Copa del Rey on 4 Mar 2021 Bilbao secured a 2‑1 away victory, thanks to an early strike by R. Marti and a late winner from A. Berenguer, despite a penalty equaliser by R. Garcia.
Two further LaLiga meetings in February 2021 finished level: 1‑1 on 26 Feb with both sides converting penalties, and another 1‑1 on 11 Feb where G. Melero and I. Martinez each found the net.
Overall Levante have scored six goals in these clashes, Bilbao five, underscoring a slight edge for the hosts.
The prevalence of draws and low‑scoring outcomes suggests tight tactical battles, with occasional decisive moments often coming from set‑pieces or individual brilliance.
Statistical Insights
Examining the numbers, Levante’s defence concedes an average of 2.4 goals per game, markedly higher than Bilbao’s 1.4, indicating a clear vulnerability that Bilbao could exploit.
Both sides share similar scoring rates – Levante 1.4 GF per match versus Bilbao 1.2 GF – but Levante’s recent three‑goal haul against Atletico is an outlier amid a series of low‑output games.
Bilbao, however, have demonstrated the ability to score against strong opposition, as seen in their Champions League wins where they posted three‑goal totals.
Timing patterns reveal Levante often concede late goals, such as the 90th‑minute winner versus Celta Vigo, while Bilbao’s goals tend to arrive early (25th minute vs Oviedo) or in the first half, suggesting they like to set the tone.
Both teams have experienced three draws in their recent head‑to‑head, reflecting evenly matched defensive structures.
The combined data points to a likely low‑to‑moderate scoring affair, with the over/under line around 2.5 goals, and a higher probability of both teams finding the net given Bilbao’s recent BTTS record of two out of five matches.
Both sides share similar scoring rates – Levante 1.4 GF per match versus Bilbao 1.2 GF – but Levante’s recent three‑goal haul against Atletico is an outlier amid a series of low‑output games.
Bilbao, however, have demonstrated the ability to score against strong opposition, as seen in their Champions League wins where they posted three‑goal totals.
Timing patterns reveal Levante often concede late goals, such as the 90th‑minute winner versus Celta Vigo, while Bilbao’s goals tend to arrive early (25th minute vs Oviedo) or in the first half, suggesting they like to set the tone.
Both teams have experienced three draws in their recent head‑to‑head, reflecting evenly matched defensive structures.
The combined data points to a likely low‑to‑moderate scoring affair, with the over/under line around 2.5 goals, and a higher probability of both teams finding the net given Bilbao’s recent BTTS record of two out of five matches.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 29 Nov clash, Levante’s schedule features an away trip to Valencia on 21 Nov in LaLiga, followed by a home league meeting with Bilbao on 29 Nov (the current fixture) and a Copa del Rey away tie against Cieza on 3 Dec.
A positive result against Bilbao could boost confidence ahead of the Valencia test, where Levante will need to tighten their defence.
For Bilbao, the next assignment is a high‑stakes LaLiga encounter with Barcelona on 22 Nov, a match that demands both points and morale.
They then travel to face Slavia Prague in the Champions League on 25 Nov before returning to LaLiga for the reverse fixture at Levante on 29 Nov.
The outcome of the Levante game will likely influence Bilbao’s approach to Barcelona; a win would provide momentum, whereas a loss could expose defensive frailties that Barcelona could exploit.
Consequently, both clubs have strong incentives to extract maximum points from this meeting.
A positive result against Bilbao could boost confidence ahead of the Valencia test, where Levante will need to tighten their defence.
For Bilbao, the next assignment is a high‑stakes LaLiga encounter with Barcelona on 22 Nov, a match that demands both points and morale.
They then travel to face Slavia Prague in the Champions League on 25 Nov before returning to LaLiga for the reverse fixture at Levante on 29 Nov.
The outcome of the Levante game will likely influence Bilbao’s approach to Barcelona; a win would provide momentum, whereas a loss could expose defensive frailties that Barcelona could exploit.
Consequently, both clubs have strong incentives to extract maximum points from this meeting.
Match Prediction
Based on the data, Levante’s leaky defence (2.4 GA per game) combined with Bilbao’s modest away scoring (1.2 GF) suggests a tight, low‑scoring contest.
Levante have managed to score three against Atletico but have also suffered a 0‑3 loss at home, indicating inconsistency.
Bilbao’s recent form shows they can edge narrow victories, as in the 1‑0 win over Oviedo and the 2‑0 Champions League triumph.
The most plausible scenario is a 1‑1 draw, with Levante likely to equalise through a set‑piece or a late effort, and Bilbao to open the scoring early.
This result respects both teams’ average goal outputs and the historical propensity for draws in their head‑to‑head meetings.
Levante have managed to score three against Atletico but have also suffered a 0‑3 loss at home, indicating inconsistency.
Bilbao’s recent form shows they can edge narrow victories, as in the 1‑0 win over Oviedo and the 2‑0 Champions League triumph.
The most plausible scenario is a 1‑1 draw, with Levante likely to equalise through a set‑piece or a late effort, and Bilbao to open the scoring early.
This result respects both teams’ average goal outputs and the historical propensity for draws in their head‑to‑head meetings.
Betting Insights
Considering the statistics, the over/under 2.5‑goal market leans towards the under, given Levante’s 2.4 GA average and Bilbao’s 1.4 GA, implying a combined total around 2‑2.5 goals.
Both sides have recorded BTTS in two of their last five matches, so a “Both Teams to Score – Yes” wager carries moderate value, especially if Levante manages to find a late equaliser.
The draw market is attractive: three of the five recent head‑to‑head games ended level and the teams’ win‑loss records are evenly balanced.
A double‑chance bet on Levante or Draw offers safety, while a correct‑score line of 1‑1 presents decent odds.
Overall, the safest play is an under 2.5 goals combined with a BTTS‑Yes option, with a side‑bet on a draw for added upside.
Both sides have recorded BTTS in two of their last five matches, so a “Both Teams to Score – Yes” wager carries moderate value, especially if Levante manages to find a late equaliser.
The draw market is attractive: three of the five recent head‑to‑head games ended level and the teams’ win‑loss records are evenly balanced.
A double‑chance bet on Levante or Draw offers safety, while a correct‑score line of 1‑1 presents decent odds.
Overall, the safest play is an under 2.5 goals combined with a BTTS‑Yes option, with a side‑bet on a draw for added upside.