Cádiz vs Huesca: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 12 Oct '25)

As the LaLiga 2 excitement builds up, this upcoming clash between Cádiz and Huesca is set to take place at the Nuevo Mirandilla in Spain on Sunday, October 12th at local time. A crucial question arises: how do these two teams stack up against each other?

When reminiscing about their recent encounters, it's evident that Cádiz holds a slight advantage with two victories in their last three head-to-head battles. On the other hand, Huesca managed to grab a single win, with no matches ending in a draw. The last time they faced off, on May 25th, Cádiz impressively dominated the game, clinching a 4-0 victory on home turf.

As we dive deeper into their current form, Cádiz is coming off the back of a goalless draw against AD Ceuta, while Huesca rides high after a 2-1 win over Burgos Club de Fútbol. In terms of domestic league standings, Cádiz sits comfortably in the second position, whereas Huesca is positioned fifth. Will these standings play a vital role in the outcome of the match?

Player Spotlight: A key battle to watch is between Cádiz’s top scorer I. Tabatadze, who boasts three goals this season, and I. Kortajarena from Huesca, the leading assister with three assists. The top-rated players for Cádiz include Victor Wehbi Aznar with a rating of 7.34, Iza Carcelén at 7.29, and Iuri Tabatadze at 7.26. Meanwhile, Huesca's key performers include Iker Kortajarena rated at 7.09, Daniel Ojeda at 7.07, and Oscar Sielva with a score of 6.95. Will these standout players influence the match's direction?

Examining tactical statistics, Cádiz holds an average match possession of 49.14%, closely trailing Huesca's 50.88%. Corners might provide insights too; Cádiz averages 4.57 per match whereas Huesca garners about 4.38. For discipline, Cádiz has accumulated 17 yellow cards without any red cards or penalty goals conceded, while Huesca follows closely with 18 yellow cards.

So who will triumph? With Cádiz’s strong head-to-head advantage and slightly better league position, they appear to be the favorites. However, with Huesca's recent victorious momentum and marginally higher possession stats, they could very well defy the odds. Based on the analysis, it’s likely that Cádiz will seize the victory, but an upset by Huesca isn't out of the question. Will the stats hold true, or will an unforeseen twist surprise us all?