CE Carroi vs UE Santa Coloma: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

The much-anticipated face-off in the world of Primera Divisió is about to unfold on Sun, 23 Nov '25. Picture it: two teams ready to rumble on the pitch—CE Carroi and UE Santa Coloma—and as history has it, it's been a rather one-sided affection affair in Santa Coloma's favor. Yes, it's true, in their head-to-head dances in the last trio of matches, CE Carroi have been skimpier than the cheese on a budget pizza, with no wins to their name. Meanwhile, Santa Coloma's history against them might as well be titled "The Three Victorious Musketeers," with zero draws to speak of.

Their last encounter was a sunny side-up for Santa Coloma too, as they emerged victorious with a respectable 3-0 away win on Sat 06 Apr 24, leaving CE Carroi feeling like they'd stepped on a rake. Fast forward to their current escapades—CE Carroi are strutting into this game with the wind in their sails after a 2-1 triumph over CF Esperanca d'Andorra. This contrasts with Santa Coloma's commanding 4-1 win against Inter Club d'Escaldes, surely making them feel like they've just snacked on some confidence crisps.

Now onto the stage of player performances where the spotlight's on the talented individuals. Archie Escande, the dashing top scorer for CE Carroi, is a one-goal wonder this season, but watch out, Santa Coloma! On the bright side of the field, D. Martín might as well wear a cape given his superpower of assists—two under his belt so far. Rolling out the red carpet for the player ratings, CE Carroi's top star is Martín Scopazzo shining with a 7.35, followed by Pacho Cano's 6.98 and Michael Grimm's 6.88. On the Santa Coloma side, Borja Arellano scores a princely 7.55, with Pablo Margallo and Pol Freixanet bringing up the rear with 7.38 and 7.27 respectively.

Speaking of holding onto the ball, CE Carroi's got some slippery fingers with an average possession rate of 36.4%, whereas Santa Coloma's control freak side shows with a grip of 46%. Pondering those corner kicks? Carroi prefers to keep it underwhelming with an average of 1.67, while Santa Coloma stands a smidge taller with 3.

Discipline, my friends, shows a curious resemblance between both squads, as CE Carroi rakes in 18 yellow cards, 0 reds, and an impeccable record of 0 penalty goals conceded. Measuring this against Santa Coloma's rebellious reputation of 19 yellow cards, they too hold their composure with 0 red and penalty goals conceded. After calibrating all these stats, it's hard not to be wooed by UE Santa Coloma's winning ways to bag another victory in the bag. Ah, but football is a crafty mistress; we'll see if Carroi decides it's time to play the wildcard!