Barcelona vs Atletico Nigeria odds comparison

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Home	Draw	Away
1.78	4.20	3.90
1.78	4.30	3.95
1.80	4.20	3.80
1.86	4.26	4.12
1.78	4.42	4.10

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Home

1.86

Draw

4.42

Away

4.12

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Match Analysis

Expert analysis and insights for this fixture

Updated Saturday, November 22, 2025 (1 week ago)

Match Preview

Barcelona host Atletico on 2 December 2025 in a LaLiga clash that could shape the top‑four race. Barcelona enter with a mixed five‑match run: three wins, one draw and one loss, scoring 17 goals while conceding nine (3.4 goals per game and 1.8 conceded). Atletico, meanwhile, sit on a stronger overall record of four wins and one defeat, 11 goals for and six against (2.2 goals scored, 1.2 conceded). The head‑to‑head favours the visitors, who have won four of the last five meetings and netted 14 goals against Barcelona’s seven. Recent fixtures show Barcelona’s attack firing against Elche (3‑1) and Olympiacos (6‑1), but a defensive slip at Celta Vigo (2‑4). Atletico have been prolific at home against Levante (3‑1), Union Gilloise (3‑1) and Sevilla (3‑0) but suffered an away loss to Real Betis (0‑2). Both sides will be eager to improve their positions, making the encounter a high‑stakes affair. A win would solidify Barcelona’s push for Champions League qualification, while Atletico aim to maintain their dominance and keep pressure on the league leaders.

Recent Form

Barcelona

Barcelona’s last five outings illustrate a potent attack but a vulnerable defence. On 9 Nov they travelled to Celta Vigo and fell 2‑4, conceding early penalties from R. Lewandowski and later a brace from the same striker; Barcelona’s goals came from S. Carreira, B. Iglesias, L. Yamal and a late R. Lewandowski penalty. Four days later, on 5 Nov, they drew 3‑3 away at Club Brugge in the Champions League, with goals from N. Tresoldi, F. Torres, C. Forbs (twice) and a late own‑goal by C. Tzolis. The home win on 2 Nov versus Elche (3‑1) saw L. Yamal, F. Torres, R. Mir and M. Rashford on the scoresheet. A narrow 2‑1 victory at Real Madrid on 26 Oct featured goals by K. Mbappe, a levelling effort from F. Lopez and a winner from J. Bellingham. Finally, a dominant 6‑1 Champions League home win over Olympiacos on 21 Oct highlighted F. Lopez’s hat‑trick (two penalties), A. El Kaabi, L. Yamal, M. Rashford and another Lopez strike. Across these five games Barcelona recorded three wins, one draw and one loss, scoring 17 and conceding nine, averaging 3.4 goals for and 1.8 against. The data shows a trend of early goals but occasional defensive lapses, especially against high‑pressing sides.

29 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Barcelona vs Alaves	3 - 1	0:1 (1.) P.Ibanez, 1:1 (8.) L.Yamal, 2:1 (26.) D.Olmo, 3:1 (90.) D.Olmo
25 Nov 2025	UEFA Champions League	Chelsea vs Barcelona	3 - 0	1:0 (27.) J.Kounde (og), 2:0 (55.) Estevao, 3:0 (73.) L.Delap
22 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Barcelona vs Bilbao	4 - 0	1:0 (4.) R.Lewandowski, 2:0 (45.) F.Torres, 3:0 (48.) F.Lopez, 4:0 (90.) F.Torres
09 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Celta Vigo vs Barcelona	2 - 4	0:1 (10.) R.Lewandowski (pen), 1:1 (11.) S.Carreira, 1:2 (37.) R.Lewandowski, 2:2 (43.) B.Iglesias, 2:3 (45.) L.Yamal, 2:4 (73.) R.Lewandowski
05 Nov 2025	UEFA Champions League	Club Brugge vs Barcelona	3 - 3	1:0 (6.) N.Tresoldi, 1:1 (8.) F.Torres, 2:1 (17.) C.Forbs, 2:2 (61.) L.Yamal, 3:2 (63.) C.Forbs, 3:3 (77.) C.Tzolis (og)

Atletico

Atletico’s recent five matches, all played at home, underline their consistency and attacking efficiency. The most recent fixture on 8 Nov was a 3‑1 LaLiga victory over Levante, with goals from M. Sanchez and a double from A. Griezmann after an early own‑goal by Dela. On 4 Nov they beat Union Gilloise 3‑1 in the Champions League, courtesy of J. Alvarez, C. Gallagher and R. Sykes, with M. Llorente adding a late strike. A 3‑0 league win over Sevilla on 1 Nov featured a penalty from J. Alvarez, a goal by T. Almada and a finish by A. Griezmann. Their sole defeat came on 27 Oct away at Real Betis, a 0‑2 loss where G. Simeone and A. Baena scored for the hosts. Atletico closed the month with a 4‑0 Champions League triumph at Arsenal on 21 Oct, highlighted by goals from G. Magalhaes, G. Martinelli and a brace from V. Gyokeres. In total Atletico have four wins and one loss, netting 11 goals while conceding six, giving an average of 2.2 goals scored and 1.2 conceded per game. The pattern reveals a strong home scoring record, especially from Griezmann and Alvarez, and a generally solid defence that only faltered against Betis.

29 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Atletico vs Oviedo	2 - 0	1:0 (16.) A.Sorloth, 2:0 (26.) A.Sorloth
26 Nov 2025	UEFA Champions League	Atletico vs Inter	2 - 1	1:0 (9.) J.Alvarez, 1:1 (54.) P.Zielinski, 2:1 (90.) J.Gimenez
23 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Getafe vs Atletico	0 - 1	0:1 (82.) D.Duarte (og)
08 Nov 2025	LaLiga	Atletico vs Levante	3 - 1	1:0 (12.) Dela (og), 1:1 (21.) M.Sanchez, 2:1 (61.) A.Griezmann, 3:1 (80.) A.Griezmann
04 Nov 2025	UEFA Champions League	Atletico vs Union Gilloise	3 - 1	1:0 (39.) J.Alvarez, 2:0 (72.) C.Gallagher, 2:1 (80.) R.Sykes, 3:1 (90.) M.Llorente

Head-to-Head Record

Historically the Barcelona‑Atletico rivalry has tilted heavily in favour of the visitors. In five meetings the total record stands at 0‑4‑1 (home‑wins, away‑wins, draws) with Atletico scoring 14 goals to Barcelona’s seven. The most recent clash on 2 Apr 2025 in the Copa del Rey ended 0‑1, a narrow win for Atletico secured by F. Torres’ 27th‑minute finish. Earlier, on 16 Mar 2025 in LaLiga, Atletico produced a 4‑2 triumph at Barcelona; J. Alvarez opened the scoring, followed by A. Sorloth, before Barcelona pulled two back through R. Lewandowski and F. Torres, only for Atletico to seal the game with late goals from L. Yamal and a second Torres strike. The high‑scoring 4‑4 draw on 25 Feb 2025 in the Copa del Rey showcased an attacking showcase: J. Alvarez, A. Griezmann and Pedri opened the scoring, while Barcelona responded via Pedri, P. Cubarsi and I. Martinez before Atletico’s R. Lewandowski and M. Llorente restored parity, and A. Sorloth completed the tally. On 21 Dec 2024 Barcelona fell 1‑2 at home, with Pedri scoring first before R. De Paul and A. Sorloth turned the match around. The earliest meeting on 17 Mar 2024 was a 0‑3 away loss, featuring goals from Joao Felix, R. Lewandowski and F. Marin. Across these games Atletico have consistently found the net early and often, with Griezmann, Alvarez and Lewandowski appearing repeatedly, while Barcelona’s scoring has been more sporadic. The trend suggests Atletico’s attacking edge and a psychological advantage heading into the 2 Dec encounter.

02 Apr 2025	Copa del Rey	Atletico vs Barcelona	0 - 1	0:1 (27.) F.Torres
16 Mar 2025	LaLiga	Atletico vs Barcelona	2 - 4	1:0 (45.) J.Alvarez, 2:0 (70.) A.Sorloth, 2:1 (72.) R.Lewandowski, 2:2 (78.) F.Torres, 2:3 (90.) L.Yamal, 2:4 (90.) F.Torres
25 Feb 2025	Copa del Rey	Barcelona vs Atletico	4 - 4	0:1 (1.) J.Alvarez, 0:2 (6.) A.Griezmann, 1:2 (19.) Pedri, 2:2 (21.) P.Cubarsi, 3:2 (41.) I.Martinez, 4:2 (74.) R.Lewandowski, 4:3 (84.) M.Llorente, 4:4 (90.) A.Sorloth
21 Dec 2024	LaLiga	Barcelona vs Atletico	1 - 2	1:0 (30.) Pedri, 1:1 (60.) R.De Paul, 1:2 (90.) A.Sorloth
17 Mar 2024	LaLiga	Atletico vs Barcelona	0 - 3	0:1 (38.) Joao Felix, 0:2 (47.) R.Lewandowski, 0:3 (65.) F.Marin

Statistical Insights

Looking at the numbers, Barcelona average 3.4 goals per game while conceding 1.8, indicating an attack‑centric style but a leaky backline. Their defensive frailties are evident in the 2‑4 loss at Celta Vigo where they allowed three second‑half goals, and the 2‑1 win over Real Madrid where they still conceded. Atletico, by contrast, post a more balanced 2.2 goals for and 1.2 against, reflecting a tighter defence despite a slightly lower scoring rate. Timing analysis shows Barcelona’s goals often come early (minutes 7‑12) and again in the second half, whereas Atletico’s scoring peaks around the 60‑80 minute window, highlighted by Griezmann’s 61‑ and 80‑minute strikes against Levante. Both sides exhibit penalty involvement: Barcelona converted three penalties in the Olympiacos win, while Atletico’s only penalties came from Alvarez’s spot‑kick versus Sevilla. In head‑to‑head meetings Atletico have scored 14 versus Barcelona’s 7, averaging 2.8 goals per game for the visitors. The defensive record also favours Atletico, who have conceded just six in five games versus Barcelona’s nine. These patterns suggest a likely high‑scoring encounter, with Barcelona’s attack capable of breaking down Atletico’s defence, yet Atletico’s disciplined backline could limit the damage.

Upcoming Fixtures

After the 2 Dec showdown Barcelona will host Bilbao on 22 Nov in LaLiga, a match that could reinforce any momentum gained. Their next test is an away Champions League tie against Chelsea on 25 Nov, where a positive result would boost confidence ahead of the final league game versus Alaves on 29 Nov. Atletico’s schedule features an away LaLiga fixture at Getafe on 23 Nov, followed by a home Champions League clash with Inter on 26 Nov, and a home league meeting with Oviedo on 29 Nov. Both clubs have tight calendars, meaning a win on 2 Dec could provide crucial psychological advantage and squad rotation flexibility for the upcoming European and domestic commitments. For Barcelona, a victory would also aid their push for a top‑four finish, while a loss could see them slip into the mid‑table scramble. Atletico, chasing a top‑three spot, will view the Getafe game as an opportunity to maintain pressure, and the Inter tie as a chance to showcase their continental ambitions. The proximity of these fixtures underscores the importance of squad depth and form continuity.

Barcelona

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Atletico

06 Dec 2025	LaLiga	Bilbao vs Atletico
09 Dec 2025	UEFA Champions League	Eindhoven vs Atletico

Match Prediction

Considering Barcelona’s prolific but defensively porous recent displays and Atletico’s superior head‑to‑head record, the numbers suggest a tightly contested match with both sides likely to find the net. Barcelona’s average of 3.4 goals per game combined with Atletico’s concession rate of 1.2 points to at least two goals for the Catalans, while Atletico’s 2.2 scoring average against a Barcelona defence that concedes close to two goals per game hints at a reply. A plausible outcome is a 2‑2 draw, with Barcelona’s early pressure yielding a goal from F. Torres or L. Yamal before halftime, and Atletico responding through A. Griezmann or J. Alvarez in the second half. A defensive lapse from Barcelona around the 70th minute could allow Atletico’s Griezmann to equalise, while a set‑piece from Barcelona in the final ten minutes might restore the lead, making the match swingable until the final whistle.

Betting Insights

Betting markets should reflect the high‑scoring potential and the historical dominance of Atletico. The over/under 2.5‑goals line is attractive; both teams have averages above that threshold (Barcelona 3.4, Atletico 2.2) and the last five meetings produced a total of 31 goals (average 6.2 per game). An over‑3.5 bet offers good value, especially given Barcelona’s tendency to score multiple goals early. Both teams to score (BTTS) appears likely, with Barcelona failing to keep a clean sheet in four of their last five matches and Atletico scoring in four of five. A double‑chance on Atletico win or draw is also appealing, given their 4‑0‑1 record in the head‑to‑head. For exact scorelines, a 2‑2 or 3‑2 result in favour of Barcelona carries a decent payout, aligning with the projected 2‑2 draw but accounting for Barcelona’s home advantage. Overall, the market leans towards a goal‑rich draw with both sides finding the net, making BTTS and over‑3.5 the core recommendations.