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La Liga09/11/2026, 07:00 PM

Sevilla – Valencia1 : 0

Why the model thinks so

Sevilla
1.22
Total xG
2.31
Valencia
1.09
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorSevillaValencia
High-scoring league (3 goals/match)+0.50+0.50
Defensive strength (1.5 conceded vs 1.3 league avg)+0.22
Defensive strength (1.5 conceded vs 1.7 league avg)−0.20
4 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (0.8 goals/match)−0.15
Declining form (1 vs 1.3 season average)−0.09
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.4 goals/match)+0.03
Oso not in squad (2 goals, 3 assists)
Peque Fernández on the bench (2 goals, 1 assists)
13% of goal output missing (only 69% available)
Guido Rodríguez not in squad (4 goals, 0 assists)
43% of goal output missing (only 74% available)

Key factors

  • Mathematical models favor Sevilla as slight contenders with a 38% home win probability
  • Both sides played highly counter-oriented recently with low possession and under 4 shots on target per match
  • Valencia enters in poor form with three straight losses and has conceded 9 goals in the current campaign

Risks

  • Sevilla weakened by the absence of key offensive players including Oso and Peque Fernández
  • Valencia's poor defensive record in away matches conceding an average of 2.00 goals
  • Both teams field reduced squads with only 69% (Sevilla) and 75% (Valencia) of their usual starting strength

All probabilities

Result
Sevilla37%
Draw32%
Valencia31%
Double chance
Sevilla or draw69%
Valencia or draw63%
No draw68%
Goals
Over 1.569%
Under 1.531%
Over 2.541%
Under 2.559%
Over 3.520%
Under 3.580%
Both teams score
Yes49%
No51%

Most likely scores

1:1
15%
0:0
12%
1:0
10%
0:1
9%
2:1
8%

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Valencia: opponent scores first in 9 of 11 games (82%)
  2. Sevilla: 6 of 16 goals scored by substitutes (last 12 games)
  3. Sevilla: 3.1 cards per game (35 yellows, 2 reds in 12 games)
  4. Sevilla: scored only in H2 in 3 consecutive games (6 of 12 total)
  5. Valencia: 8 of 12 games without conceding in H1, but only 2 over 90 minutes

Lineups

Sevilla 4-4-2 · Valencia 4-4-1-1

Sevilla
  • 1 O. Vlachodimos
  • 2 J. Iglesias Sánchez
  • 5 A. López Gallo
  • 4 Kike Salas
  • 17 G. Suazo Urbina
  • 6 L. Agoume
  • 24 Y. Fofana
  • 30 M. Sierra Ortega
  • 16 I. Romero Bernal
  • 20 F. Sanches Correia
  • 19 L. Stassin
Valencia
  • 1 S. Dimitrievski
  • 22 A. Martinez
  • 5 C. Tárrega Requeni
  • 18 J. García Vayá
  • 14 J. Gayá Peña
  • 27 D. Otorbi
  • 15 A. Dieng
  • 23 F. Ugrinic
  • 39 R. Sato
  • 8 J. Guerra Moreno
  • 7 A. Danjuma
Substitutes
  • 10 G. Fernández Castellano
  • 21 C. Ejuke
  • 7 A. González Martínez
  • 22 José Ángel Carmona
  • 14 M. Bueno Sebastián
  • 23 M. do Nascimento Teixeira
  • 18 J. Guridi Aldalur
  • 8 G. Kochorashvili
  • 13 F. González Pérez
  • 34 I. Ortín Muñoz
  • 3 J. Del Romo
  • 9 R. Ure
  • 24 P. Maffeo Becerra
  • 21 J. Vazquez Alcalde
  • 9 H. Duro
  • 19 D. Raba Antolí
  • 36 I. Córdoba Sánchez
  • 10 H. Elliot
  • 37 A. Blazquez Labraca
  • 29 A. Panach Olmo
  • 25 K. van Oevelen
  • 12 J. de Haas
  • 38 J. Durá i Soler
  • 33 Aaron Mayol

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