UD Ibiza vs CE Europa: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

In the marvelous clash of the titans known as the Primera Federación, the date is set for Sunday, 23rd November '25, at a time suitable for local night owls and football fanatics alike. This highly anticipated duel features the face-off between UD Ibiza and CE Europa—a matchup record so fresh that it might as well come with a new car smell. In their absolutely nonexistent previous meetings, both teams boast a record of zero wins, zero losses, and surprisingly, zero draws. It's the cleanest slate one could ever imagine, and no, it's not due to spotless house cleaning.

The latest action on the pitch saw UD Ibiza casually nodding their way to a 0-0 stalemate against Atlético Sanluqueño, an event that likely involved more yawns than goals. Meanwhile, CE Europa were gently nudged off the path to victory with a 0-1 slip-up against Hércules CF, who must have taken their mythical origins to heart. As such, momentum, it seems, has opted to take a short vacation for both squads prior to this upcoming spectacle.

Now, keep a watchful eye on Bebé from UD Ibiza, who apparently likes goals as much as toddlers like their favorite toys, having bagged a pair this season. This, my friends, is a paltry count but might just be enough to make CE Europa's defenders break a sweat. When it comes to the art of hogging possession, though, both teams have become masters of illusion with an average of 0% possession—if anyone discovers how that's possible, do let us know. And those infamous corner kicks? UD Ibiza prefer to average 0, just like CE Europa, who must think corners are too mainstream.

The chaos of cards has been at bay with each team leading a disciplined campaign—kind of. UD Ibiza has been flashed 24 yellow reminders, two red slaps on the wrists, and have also politely allowed the concession of one penalty goal. CE Europa, on the other hand, have experienced 20 yellow vibes, matched the two red memories, and generously partnered with their rivals for a dance of one penalty goal as well. It's a narrow contest, but based on these stats of precarious balance and kiddie-scoring enthusiasm from our pal Bebé, UD Ibiza might just pirouette into a win, unless of course, the football gods have something else up their sleeves.