Elche vs Real Madrid Kenya odds comparison
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Match Analysis
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Elche host Real Madrid on 23 November 2025 in a LaLiga clash that carries weight for both sides.
Elche have struggled for consistency, posting a record of one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five games, scoring six and conceding five (averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.0 against).
Real Madrid arrive in superior form with three wins, one draw and a single loss, netting seven goals while allowing just two (1.4 goals per match and a stingy 0.4 conceded).
The head‑to‑head history favours the Spaniards, who have won three of the five meetings, with the most recent encounter in February 2023 ending 4‑0 to the home side.
Given the disparity in recent performances and the historic edge, the encounter is expected to be a test of Elche’s defensive resilience against a high‑scoring Madrid side, while also offering both clubs a chance to cement momentum for their upcoming fixtures.
Elche have struggled for consistency, posting a record of one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five games, scoring six and conceding five (averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.0 against).
Real Madrid arrive in superior form with three wins, one draw and a single loss, netting seven goals while allowing just two (1.4 goals per match and a stingy 0.4 conceded).
The head‑to‑head history favours the Spaniards, who have won three of the five meetings, with the most recent encounter in February 2023 ending 4‑0 to the home side.
Given the disparity in recent performances and the historic edge, the encounter is expected to be a test of Elche’s defensive resilience against a high‑scoring Madrid side, while also offering both clubs a chance to cement momentum for their upcoming fixtures.
Recent Form
Elche:
Elche’s recent five‑match run shows a mixed pattern.
On 7 November they drew 1‑1 at home against Real Sociedad, with A. Rodriguez opening the scoring before a penalty by M. Oyarzabal equalised.
The following 2 November fixture was an away loss to Barcelona (1‑3), where Elche’s lone goal came from M. Rashford after a brief early lead by Barcelona.
A heavy 0‑4 defeat away to Los Garres on 29 October highlighted defensive frailties, while a 1‑0 away victory over Espanyol on 25 October demonstrated resilience, courtesy of C. Romero’s goal.
Their most recent home game, a 0‑0 draw with Bilbao on 19 October, ended a run of conceding.
Overall Elche have scored six and let in five, averaging just over a goal per game while keeping a respectable defensive average of one goal conceded per match.
On 7 November they drew 1‑1 at home against Real Sociedad, with A. Rodriguez opening the scoring before a penalty by M. Oyarzabal equalised.
The following 2 November fixture was an away loss to Barcelona (1‑3), where Elche’s lone goal came from M. Rashford after a brief early lead by Barcelona.
A heavy 0‑4 defeat away to Los Garres on 29 October highlighted defensive frailties, while a 1‑0 away victory over Espanyol on 25 October demonstrated resilience, courtesy of C. Romero’s goal.
Their most recent home game, a 0‑0 draw with Bilbao on 19 October, ended a run of conceding.
Overall Elche have scored six and let in five, averaging just over a goal per game while keeping a respectable defensive average of one goal conceded per match.
Real Madrid:
Real Madrid’s five‑match snapshot reflects a dominant spell.
A 0‑0 stalemate away at Vallecano on 9 November kept their unbeaten run intact.
Two days earlier they suffered a 0‑1 away loss to Liverpool in the Champions League, the only defeat in the sequence.
At home they rebounded strongly, thrashing Valencia 4‑0 on 1 November, with K. Mbappé (penalty, 19') and a brace (31') supplemented by J. Bellingham and A. Carreras.
A 2‑1 home win over Barcelona on 26 October saw Mbappé open the scoring and Bellingham secure the winner.
Their most recent home victory came on 22 October against Juventus (1‑0) through Bellingham.
Across these matches Madrid have amassed seven goals and conceded just two, averaging 1.4 per game while limiting opponents to 0.4, indicating a potent attack paired with a rock‑solid defence.
A 0‑0 stalemate away at Vallecano on 9 November kept their unbeaten run intact.
Two days earlier they suffered a 0‑1 away loss to Liverpool in the Champions League, the only defeat in the sequence.
At home they rebounded strongly, thrashing Valencia 4‑0 on 1 November, with K. Mbappé (penalty, 19') and a brace (31') supplemented by J. Bellingham and A. Carreras.
A 2‑1 home win over Barcelona on 26 October saw Mbappé open the scoring and Bellingham secure the winner.
Their most recent home victory came on 22 October against Juventus (1‑0) through Bellingham.
Across these matches Madrid have amassed seven goals and conceded just two, averaging 1.4 per game while limiting opponents to 0.4, indicating a potent attack paired with a rock‑solid defence.
Head-to-Head Record
The rivalry between Elche and Real Madrid spans five recorded meetings, with Real holding a clear advantage: three away victories, one home win for Elche and one draw.
The total goal tally is tight – eight for Elche and nine for Madrid.
The most recent encounter on 15 February 2023 saw Real dominate 4‑0 at home, with contributions from M. Asensio, K. Benzema (twice, both penalties) and L. Modrić.
Prior to that, a 0‑3 away loss on 19 October 2022 featured goals from F. Valverde, K. Benzema and M. Asensio.
A 2‑2 draw on 23 January 2022 highlighted a balanced contest, with late penalties and a goal from E. Militao sealing the stalemate.
In the Copa del Rey on 20 January 2022, Real secured a 2‑1 away win through G. Verdu and Isco after an early Elche lead.
The earliest recorded clash on 30 October 2021 ended 2‑1 to Real, with Vinícius Junior netting twice.
The pattern shows Real’s ability to score multiple goals, often in the first half, while Elche’s successes have been limited and sporadic.
The total goal tally is tight – eight for Elche and nine for Madrid.
The most recent encounter on 15 February 2023 saw Real dominate 4‑0 at home, with contributions from M. Asensio, K. Benzema (twice, both penalties) and L. Modrić.
Prior to that, a 0‑3 away loss on 19 October 2022 featured goals from F. Valverde, K. Benzema and M. Asensio.
A 2‑2 draw on 23 January 2022 highlighted a balanced contest, with late penalties and a goal from E. Militao sealing the stalemate.
In the Copa del Rey on 20 January 2022, Real secured a 2‑1 away win through G. Verdu and Isco after an early Elche lead.
The earliest recorded clash on 30 October 2021 ended 2‑1 to Real, with Vinícius Junior netting twice.
The pattern shows Real’s ability to score multiple goals, often in the first half, while Elche’s successes have been limited and sporadic.
Statistical Insights
Both teams display contrasting statistical profiles.
Elche’s average of 1.2 goals scored per game is modest compared to Real’s 1.4, while defensively Elche concede one per match versus Real’s 0.4, underscoring a superior defensive record for Madrid.
In Elche’s last five matches the timing of goals varies: they have scored early against Barcelona (9') and late against Real Sociedad (89'), suggesting inconsistency in attacking bursts.
Real’s goals have tended to come in the first half – Mbappé’s penalty at 19' and Bellingham’s opener at 57' – indicating an ability to dictate early tempo.
The head‑to‑head data reinforces this, with Real scoring four‑goal hauls in recent fixtures.
Elche’s solitary clean sheet came against Espanyol, while they have failed to keep a shut‑out against stronger opposition.
The only match where both sides failed to score was the 0‑0 draw with Vallecano, hinting at a possible low‑scoring scenario if Elche can replicate defensive solidity.
Elche’s average of 1.2 goals scored per game is modest compared to Real’s 1.4, while defensively Elche concede one per match versus Real’s 0.4, underscoring a superior defensive record for Madrid.
In Elche’s last five matches the timing of goals varies: they have scored early against Barcelona (9') and late against Real Sociedad (89'), suggesting inconsistency in attacking bursts.
Real’s goals have tended to come in the first half – Mbappé’s penalty at 19' and Bellingham’s opener at 57' – indicating an ability to dictate early tempo.
The head‑to‑head data reinforces this, with Real scoring four‑goal hauls in recent fixtures.
Elche’s solitary clean sheet came against Espanyol, while they have failed to keep a shut‑out against stronger opposition.
The only match where both sides failed to score was the 0‑0 draw with Vallecano, hinting at a possible low‑scoring scenario if Elche can replicate defensive solidity.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November showdown, Elche’s schedule includes an away trip to Getafe on 28 November followed by a Copa del Rey tie against Quintanar del Rey on 3 December.
A positive result against Madrid would boost morale heading into the Getafe fixture, where they will aim to secure points to climb out of the lower mid‑table.
Conversely, Real Madrid’s post‑match calendar features a Champions League quarter‑final first leg against Olympiacos on 26 November and a LaLiga clash with Girona on 30 November.
A win in the LaLiga fixture will maintain their momentum in the domestic race and preserve squad confidence ahead of the European knockout.
Both clubs therefore have clear incentives: Elche to prove they can compete against elite opposition and Real to keep their rhythm for continental duties.
A positive result against Madrid would boost morale heading into the Getafe fixture, where they will aim to secure points to climb out of the lower mid‑table.
Conversely, Real Madrid’s post‑match calendar features a Champions League quarter‑final first leg against Olympiacos on 26 November and a LaLiga clash with Girona on 30 November.
A win in the LaLiga fixture will maintain their momentum in the domestic race and preserve squad confidence ahead of the European knockout.
Both clubs therefore have clear incentives: Elche to prove they can compete against elite opposition and Real to keep their rhythm for continental duties.
Match Prediction
Based on the data, Real Madrid are favoured to win.
Their superior recent form (3‑1‑1), higher goal‑scoring average (1.4) and a tight defence (0.4 conceded) contrast with Elche’s modest 1‑2‑2 record and a less reliable attack.
The head‑to‑head record also leans heavily towards Madrid, with three of the last five meetings ending in their favour.
Expect Real to assert early pressure, potentially opening the scoring before halftime, while Elche may look for a late equaliser.
A plausible scoreline is Real Madrid 2 – 1 Elche, with goals from Mbappé or Bellingham and a consolation strike from Elche’s Rashford or Romero.
Their superior recent form (3‑1‑1), higher goal‑scoring average (1.4) and a tight defence (0.4 conceded) contrast with Elche’s modest 1‑2‑2 record and a less reliable attack.
The head‑to‑head record also leans heavily towards Madrid, with three of the last five meetings ending in their favour.
Expect Real to assert early pressure, potentially opening the scoring before halftime, while Elche may look for a late equaliser.
A plausible scoreline is Real Madrid 2 – 1 Elche, with goals from Mbappé or Bellingham and a consolation strike from Elche’s Rashford or Romero.
Betting Insights
The numbers suggest a strong leaning towards a Real Madrid victory, making the -1.5 Asian handicap a solid pick.
Over 2.5 goals appears attractive given Real’s 1.4 average and Elche’s occasional goal spikes, especially considering recent high‑scoring encounters (4‑0, 3‑1).
Both teams have scored in 4 of their last 5 matches, supporting a BTTS (both teams to score) market.
However, Real’s defensive record (0.4 conceded) and Elche’s recent clean sheet against Espanyol hint at a possible 2‑2.5 goal line.
For bettors seeking value, the correct score 2‑1 in favour of Real aligns with form trends and head‑to‑head data, while the under 2.5 could be considered if Elche tightens up defensively after the 0‑0 draw at Vallecano.
Over 2.5 goals appears attractive given Real’s 1.4 average and Elche’s occasional goal spikes, especially considering recent high‑scoring encounters (4‑0, 3‑1).
Both teams have scored in 4 of their last 5 matches, supporting a BTTS (both teams to score) market.
However, Real’s defensive record (0.4 conceded) and Elche’s recent clean sheet against Espanyol hint at a possible 2‑2.5 goal line.
For bettors seeking value, the correct score 2‑1 in favour of Real aligns with form trends and head‑to‑head data, while the under 2.5 could be considered if Elche tightens up defensively after the 0‑0 draw at Vallecano.