MallorcaSevilla

This match is particularly "six-pointer" for Mallorca in the fight for staying up: after 21 rounds, they stand in 18th place with 21 points, while their home performance is quite commendable (10 home matches with 4–4–2, 14–13 goal difference, 1.60 points/match). Sevilla, meanwhile, is 14th with 24 points, so they are only a few points away from the danger zone; their away record is average (10 games: 3–2–5, 12–16), indicating they can stay in games but rarely dominate consistently as visitors.

Based on the goal profile, it's cautious to look towards "both teams to score": Mallorca has scored 24 goals and conceded 33 in 21 matches, while Sevilla has scored 28 and conceded 33 in 21 games. This is not an elite attacking lineup, but there are scoring opportunities on both sides, and neither team's defense is strict.

Important risks on the missing players' side: Sevilla has two suspensions (Gudelj, Marcao) and additional injuries affecting the defense's stability; Mallorca also has doubtful defenders.