Ah, football fans! Buckle up for a thrilling roller-coaster at the Estadi de Son Moix Stadium, where Mallorca is set to tango with Leganés on Saturday, April 19, 2025. No, we're not promising any salsa dancers on the field, but there will be plenty of fancy footwork worth watching. And who knows? Leganés might even find a way to tap dance out of the relegation zone.

So, here's a fun fact for our stat geeks: Mallorca has mercilessly thumped Leganés in their last three head-to-head hurls, with the score sitting at a neat 3-0 in wins, leaving Leganés high, dry, and without even a single draw to clutch onto. The last time these two faced off was on August 31, 2024, where Mallorca skated away with a narrow 1-0 victory. But hey, who needs more goals when you’re already a winner?

Now, as both teams spring into this match - quite literally for some players - Mallorca is basking in the glow of a 2-0 victory over Real Sociedad, while Leganés appears to be still nursing its bruises from a 0-1 tumble against Barcelona. Looking at their positions on the league table, Mallorca sits pretty in 8th place while Leganés is having daily meetings with Mr. Relegation, sitting sadly at the 19th spot. It’s a classic “Auntie, I fell again” tale for Leganés.

In the who’s-who of player stats, mallorcan V. Muriqi has been gleefully booting in 7 goals this season, possibly treating every match as a miniature goal party, while Leganés’ D. Raba has been enjoying the role of the matchmaker, delivering 4 assists. Let's not forget the team disciplinarian stats; Mallorca mirrors Leganés with 66 yellow cards each while showing off some extra red, 6 to Leganés’s 4. And if penalties were candies, Mallorca would need a dentist with 4 indulged vs Leganés's 5.

Now, the real juicy bit - predicting who will win. Based strictly on the stats, Mallorca looks more than ready to keep their record bright and shiny against Leganés. Whether it's the possession stats where Mallorca's at 46.32% or the corners where they average 4.1 per game against Leganés’s mere 2.87, everything points towards another victorious dance for Mallorca, perhaps even with a new fancy celebration move!

So, what to watch for? Expect Mallorca to wield their possession like grand wizards and rack up a few corners, while Leganés might just hope their goalkeeper has magical teleportation skills. With their historical dominance, Mallorca seems poised to samba away with the win!