Mallorca vs Osasuna Nigeria odds comparison
Mallorca
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Osasuna
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2.52 | 2.97 | 3.15 |
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2.50 | 3.00 | 3.20 |
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2.50 | 3.00 | 3.10 |
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2.65 | 3.15 | 3.25 |
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2.50 | 3.07 | 3.18 |
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2.65
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3.15
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3.25
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Match Analysis
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Friday, November 21, 2025
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The upcoming LaLiga clash on 29 November 2025 pits Mallorca against Osasuna at Son Moix.
Both sides sit mid‑table with similar season statistics – each has scored seven and conceded five goals, averaging 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
Mallorca arrive on the back of a mixed five‑match run: three wins, a draw and a loss, highlighted by a 3‑0 victory over Real Betis and a recent 1‑0 win over Getafe.
Osasuna, by contrast, have struggled, registering only one win, one draw and three defeats, including a heavy 0‑5 cup loss to CD Sant Jordi.
Head‑to‑head history favours the home side, with two wins and three draws in the last five meetings and no away victories for Osasuna.
The fixture therefore carries moderate league importance – three points could solidify a safe mid‑table position for Mallorca while Osasuna will look to snap a poor run.
The numbers suggest a tight encounter, but Mallorca’s better recent form gives them the edge.
Both sides sit mid‑table with similar season statistics – each has scored seven and conceded five goals, averaging 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
Mallorca arrive on the back of a mixed five‑match run: three wins, a draw and a loss, highlighted by a 3‑0 victory over Real Betis and a recent 1‑0 win over Getafe.
Osasuna, by contrast, have struggled, registering only one win, one draw and three defeats, including a heavy 0‑5 cup loss to CD Sant Jordi.
Head‑to‑head history favours the home side, with two wins and three draws in the last five meetings and no away victories for Osasuna.
The fixture therefore carries moderate league importance – three points could solidify a safe mid‑table position for Mallorca while Osasuna will look to snap a poor run.
The numbers suggest a tight encounter, but Mallorca’s better recent form gives them the edge.
Recent Form
Mallorca:
Mallorca’s recent five‑match stretch reveals a team capable of both solid defence and efficient attack.
On 9 November they hosted Getafe and earned a 1‑0 win thanks to V. Muriqi’s early strike, keeping a clean sheet.
A week earlier, on 2 November, they travelled to beat Real Betis 3‑0, with Antony netting a brace and A. Ezzalzouli adding the third, again without conceding.
The only defeat came on 29 October in the Copa del Rey, a 0‑2 loss to Atletic Sant Just FC, where Mallorca failed to find the net.
A 1‑1 home draw with Levante on 26 October showed resilience; Levante took the lead through Etta Eyong before P. Maffeo equalised for Mallorca.
The most recent league setback was a 1‑3 away loss to Sevilla on 18 October; despite V. Muriqi’s goal, the defence yielded three.
Across these games Mallorca recorded three wins, one draw and one loss, scoring seven and conceding five – exactly the season averages of 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
The pattern indicates a team that can dominate weaker opponents but is vulnerable against higher‑scoring sides, with Antony and Muriqi emerging as key contributors.
On 9 November they hosted Getafe and earned a 1‑0 win thanks to V. Muriqi’s early strike, keeping a clean sheet.
A week earlier, on 2 November, they travelled to beat Real Betis 3‑0, with Antony netting a brace and A. Ezzalzouli adding the third, again without conceding.
The only defeat came on 29 October in the Copa del Rey, a 0‑2 loss to Atletic Sant Just FC, where Mallorca failed to find the net.
A 1‑1 home draw with Levante on 26 October showed resilience; Levante took the lead through Etta Eyong before P. Maffeo equalised for Mallorca.
The most recent league setback was a 1‑3 away loss to Sevilla on 18 October; despite V. Muriqi’s goal, the defence yielded three.
Across these games Mallorca recorded three wins, one draw and one loss, scoring seven and conceding five – exactly the season averages of 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
The pattern indicates a team that can dominate weaker opponents but is vulnerable against higher‑scoring sides, with Antony and Muriqi emerging as key contributors.
Osasuna:
Osasuna’s last five outings have been inconsistent, highlighting defensive frailties and a limited attacking punch.
Their most recent match on 8 November was an away fixture against Sevilla, where they fell 0‑1 after R. Vargas converted a penalty.
A goalless draw with Oviedo on 3 November provided a brief respite but offered no goal‑scoring momentum.
The cup round on 29 October was disastrous – a 0‑5 defeat to CD Sant Jordi exposed a porous backline and a lack of offensive threat.
In the LaLiga clash on 26 October against Celta Vigo, played at home, Osasuna managed two goals through A. Budimir (one from the spot) but still lost 2‑3, conceding three times, including two from F. Jutgla.
Their lone victory came on 18 October away at Atletico, a 1‑0 win secured by T. Almada’s strike.
Overall the five‑match run yields one win, one draw and three losses, with seven goals scored and five conceded – mirroring their season averages of 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
The data underscores a side that can score intermittently but struggles to keep clean sheets, particularly against stronger opposition.
Their most recent match on 8 November was an away fixture against Sevilla, where they fell 0‑1 after R. Vargas converted a penalty.
A goalless draw with Oviedo on 3 November provided a brief respite but offered no goal‑scoring momentum.
The cup round on 29 October was disastrous – a 0‑5 defeat to CD Sant Jordi exposed a porous backline and a lack of offensive threat.
In the LaLiga clash on 26 October against Celta Vigo, played at home, Osasuna managed two goals through A. Budimir (one from the spot) but still lost 2‑3, conceding three times, including two from F. Jutgla.
Their lone victory came on 18 October away at Atletico, a 1‑0 win secured by T. Almada’s strike.
Overall the five‑match run yields one win, one draw and three losses, with seven goals scored and five conceded – mirroring their season averages of 1.4 goals for and 1.0 against.
The data underscores a side that can score intermittently but struggles to keep clean sheets, particularly against stronger opposition.
Head-to-Head Record
The head‑to‑head ledger between Mallorca and Osasuna favours the Balearic side, albeit with a narrow margin.
In five meetings they have produced two Mallorca victories, three draws and no wins for Osasuna, yielding a total of six goals for the home side and four for the visitors.
The most recent encounter on 10 February 2025 ended in a 1‑1 draw in LaLiga.
V. Muriqi gave Mallorca the lead from the penalty spot in the 81st minute, but E. Boyomo equalised for Osasuna two minutes later, illustrating the tight nature of the rivalry.
Earlier, on 24 August 2024, Mallorca secured a 1‑0 win at home with R. Garcia’s decisive finish, marking the last clear victory for the hosts.
A 1‑1 stalemate on 14 May 2024 saw J. Moncayola open the scoring for Mallorca before S. Darder’s equaliser restored parity.
The most eventful match came on 21 December 2023, a 3‑2 home win for Mallorca.
Mallorca built a 3‑1 lead through goals from P. Ibanez, M. Nastasic, D. Rodriguez and A. Raillo, but Osasuna fought back with a late R. Garcia penalty to make it 3‑2.
The latest meeting on 31 March 2023 ended 0‑0, adding another draw to the series.
These results reveal a pattern: Mallorca tends to edge the contests, often scoring first and maintaining a slim advantage, while Osasuna has struggled to secure an away win, managing only draws and narrow defeats.
The recurring draws suggest tactical caution, with both sides reluctant to leave the game open, which may influence the upcoming fixture’s tempo.
In five meetings they have produced two Mallorca victories, three draws and no wins for Osasuna, yielding a total of six goals for the home side and four for the visitors.
The most recent encounter on 10 February 2025 ended in a 1‑1 draw in LaLiga.
V. Muriqi gave Mallorca the lead from the penalty spot in the 81st minute, but E. Boyomo equalised for Osasuna two minutes later, illustrating the tight nature of the rivalry.
Earlier, on 24 August 2024, Mallorca secured a 1‑0 win at home with R. Garcia’s decisive finish, marking the last clear victory for the hosts.
A 1‑1 stalemate on 14 May 2024 saw J. Moncayola open the scoring for Mallorca before S. Darder’s equaliser restored parity.
The most eventful match came on 21 December 2023, a 3‑2 home win for Mallorca.
Mallorca built a 3‑1 lead through goals from P. Ibanez, M. Nastasic, D. Rodriguez and A. Raillo, but Osasuna fought back with a late R. Garcia penalty to make it 3‑2.
The latest meeting on 31 March 2023 ended 0‑0, adding another draw to the series.
These results reveal a pattern: Mallorca tends to edge the contests, often scoring first and maintaining a slim advantage, while Osasuna has struggled to secure an away win, managing only draws and narrow defeats.
The recurring draws suggest tactical caution, with both sides reluctant to leave the game open, which may influence the upcoming fixture’s tempo.
Statistical Insights
Examining the numbers across the two clubs highlights clear divergences.
Both teams sit on identical season averages – 1.4 goals scored and 1.0 conceded per game – yet the distribution differs.
Mallorca’s three wins in the last five matches came with clean sheets (1‑0 vs Getafe, 3‑0 vs Betis), indicating that when they dominate they also defend well.
Their sole defeat (0‑2 vs Atletic Sant Just) and the 1‑3 loss to Sevilla were the only occasions they allowed more than one goal, pointing to occasional lapses against higher‑level opponents.
Osasuna, by contrast, have conceded three or more goals in two of their five recent games (0‑5 loss, 2‑3 defeat) and have kept a clean sheet only once (1‑0 win at Atletico).
Their goal‑scoring is spread thinly, with two matches ending without a goal.
Timing-wise, Mallorca’s goals frequently arrive early (14′, 10′, 34′) allowing them to control matches, whereas Osasuna’s scoring moments are later (51′ penalty, 69′).
Penalties have featured for both sides – Mallorca via Muriqi, Osasuna via Budimir and Vargas – adding a set‑piece element.
The data suggests Mallorca is more likely to keep the game low‑scoring and possibly under 2.5, while Osasuna’s defensive volatility raises the chance of over 2.5 in a high‑tempo encounter.
Both teams sit on identical season averages – 1.4 goals scored and 1.0 conceded per game – yet the distribution differs.
Mallorca’s three wins in the last five matches came with clean sheets (1‑0 vs Getafe, 3‑0 vs Betis), indicating that when they dominate they also defend well.
Their sole defeat (0‑2 vs Atletic Sant Just) and the 1‑3 loss to Sevilla were the only occasions they allowed more than one goal, pointing to occasional lapses against higher‑level opponents.
Osasuna, by contrast, have conceded three or more goals in two of their five recent games (0‑5 loss, 2‑3 defeat) and have kept a clean sheet only once (1‑0 win at Atletico).
Their goal‑scoring is spread thinly, with two matches ending without a goal.
Timing-wise, Mallorca’s goals frequently arrive early (14′, 10′, 34′) allowing them to control matches, whereas Osasuna’s scoring moments are later (51′ penalty, 69′).
Penalties have featured for both sides – Mallorca via Muriqi, Osasuna via Budimir and Vargas – adding a set‑piece element.
The data suggests Mallorca is more likely to keep the game low‑scoring and possibly under 2.5, while Osasuna’s defensive volatility raises the chance of over 2.5 in a high‑tempo encounter.
Upcoming Fixtures
Looking beyond 29 November, the next fixtures could shape each team’s motivation.
Mallorca’s calendar shows a road test against Villarreal on 22 November, followed by the Osasuna clash, and then a Copa del Rey tie versus Numancia on 2 December away from home.
A positive result against Villarreal would boost confidence heading into the Osasuna game, while a tough match could force a tactical reset.
For Osasuna, the week begins with a home LaLiga duel against Real Sociedad on 22 November – a formidable opponent that will test their defensive resilience.
The subsequent encounter with Mallorca at Son Moix is their second league match in quick succession, after which they travel to face Ebro in the Copa del Rey on 2 December.
A strong performance against Real Sociedad could provide momentum, whereas a setback may increase pressure to salvage points against Mallorca.
Both clubs therefore have immediate incentives: Mallorca aims to consolidate a mid‑table position before the cup, and Osasuna seeks to halt a slump and avoid slipping further down the table.
Mallorca’s calendar shows a road test against Villarreal on 22 November, followed by the Osasuna clash, and then a Copa del Rey tie versus Numancia on 2 December away from home.
A positive result against Villarreal would boost confidence heading into the Osasuna game, while a tough match could force a tactical reset.
For Osasuna, the week begins with a home LaLiga duel against Real Sociedad on 22 November – a formidable opponent that will test their defensive resilience.
The subsequent encounter with Mallorca at Son Moix is their second league match in quick succession, after which they travel to face Ebro in the Copa del Rey on 2 December.
A strong performance against Real Sociedad could provide momentum, whereas a setback may increase pressure to salvage points against Mallorca.
Both clubs therefore have immediate incentives: Mallorca aims to consolidate a mid‑table position before the cup, and Osasuna seeks to halt a slump and avoid slipping further down the table.
Match Prediction
Based on the data, Mallorca enter the match with superior recent form, a higher win ratio in their last five games and a solid home record, while Osasuna have struggled to keep clean sheets and have only one win in the same period.
Head‑to‑head statistics further tilt the balance toward Mallorca, who have not lost to Osasuna in their last five meetings.
The numbers suggest a tight contest, but the home side’s ability to score early and defend well gives them an edge.
A plausible outcome is a 2‑1 victory for Mallorca, with the opening goal likely coming from V. Muriqi or Antony, and Osasuna possibly replying via a set‑piece or a late effort from A. Budimir.
The prediction reflects Mallorca’s slight superiority while acknowledging Osasuna’s occasional threat, especially on the counter‑attack.
Head‑to‑head statistics further tilt the balance toward Mallorca, who have not lost to Osasuna in their last five meetings.
The numbers suggest a tight contest, but the home side’s ability to score early and defend well gives them an edge.
A plausible outcome is a 2‑1 victory for Mallorca, with the opening goal likely coming from V. Muriqi or Antony, and Osasuna possibly replying via a set‑piece or a late effort from A. Budimir.
The prediction reflects Mallorca’s slight superiority while acknowledging Osasuna’s occasional threat, especially on the counter‑attack.
Betting Insights
Betting markets should weigh Mallorca’s propensity for low‑scoring, clean‑sheet wins against Osasuna’s defensive volatility.
The over/under 2.5 market leans toward the under, given Mallorca’s three clean‑sheet victories in the last five and Osasuna’s two games where they have conceded three or more.
A BTTS (both teams to score) bet carries moderate risk; Mallorca have scored in four of their five recent matches, while Osasuna have found the net in only two, suggesting a lower probability of both sides scoring.
The most attractive line may be a double‑chance on Mallorca (win or draw) at odds reflecting their home advantage and recent form.
For the exact score, a 2‑1 Mallorca win offers reasonable value, especially if the odds are above 7.00.
Considering the penalty factor – both teams have converted penalties recently – a bet on ‘anytime goal scorer’ for V. Muriqi or A. Budimir could also be worthwhile.
Overall, the data supports backing Mallorca to win, favouring under 2.5 goals, and exercising caution on BTTS.
The over/under 2.5 market leans toward the under, given Mallorca’s three clean‑sheet victories in the last five and Osasuna’s two games where they have conceded three or more.
A BTTS (both teams to score) bet carries moderate risk; Mallorca have scored in four of their five recent matches, while Osasuna have found the net in only two, suggesting a lower probability of both sides scoring.
The most attractive line may be a double‑chance on Mallorca (win or draw) at odds reflecting their home advantage and recent form.
For the exact score, a 2‑1 Mallorca win offers reasonable value, especially if the odds are above 7.00.
Considering the penalty factor – both teams have converted penalties recently – a bet on ‘anytime goal scorer’ for V. Muriqi or A. Budimir could also be worthwhile.
Overall, the data supports backing Mallorca to win, favouring under 2.5 goals, and exercising caution on BTTS.