Leganés vs Almería: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

Welcome to the magnificent Estadio Municipal de Butarque, where Leganés and Almería are set to clash in a heated showdown in LaLiga 2 on Saturdates, 22nd of November '25. Things are about to get footbally serious as we explore the comedic jigsaw puzzle of past match-ups and current stats.

In the realm of head-to-head brawls, both teams have equally flexed their victory muscles, each snatching one win and politely sharing the spoils in a gentlemanly draw. The last encounter saw Leganés sneaking away with a sneaky 3-2 win as the visiting team on a whimsically wild Wednesday, January 15 this year. Clearly, they have got the "home-ness" advantage away from home!

Leganés are strutting into this match after a minor hiccup in the match against Real Sociedad B U21, losing 1-2, while Almería casually sauntered in having beasted a 3-1 victory over Eibar. Currently residing in the league mansion, Leganés lounges in 15th place, while Almería is living large up in 5th place. Talk about some upstairs-downstairs dynamics!

Now, to the grand gladiators on the pitch! Duk, Leganés's shining knight, must be curbed as he has slipped 2 majestic goals into his belt this season. Meanwhile, the wizard of assists, Sergio Arribas, conjuring up 4 assists for Almería, will need his wand snapped if Leganés wishes to add to their score.

Player ratings are always a juicy piece of gossip: Duk stands proudly at 7.12, while Marvel and Ignasi Miquel come close behind, brewing up scores of 7.06 and 6.96. Almería's squad boasts the magical trio of Sergio Arribas with a sparkly 7.29, and both Adrián Embarba and Dion Lopy twinkling at 7.06.

Possession-wise, Leganés enjoy keeping the ball with 51.08% of the love, but Almería just can't let go, holding on to it for 53.67% of the time. Corners, on the other hand, are like a box of chocolates; Leganés average 4.69 per game, while Almería manages to nibble on 5.42.

As for a friendly chat with the referee, Leganés have accumulated 42 yellow cards, matched in red-tinted style with 2 red cards, while Almería's yellow fashion choice stands at 33 with the same neck accessory of 2 red cards. Each team has also resigned to giving away a penalty goal apiece, just to make things fair, of course.

Considering the comedic script these stats weave, couch experts might be inclined to lean towards an Almería win—the knights from 5th place shall ride victorious in this statistical skirmish!