Football Tips

18.04. (Sun) 17:00 Tenerife - Getafe

Last Tuesday 2-0 away win at Gijon ended Tenerife's five-game winless streak in La Liga.
At home, Tenerife are unbeaten in the last three league games (one win before two consecutive draws).
Getafe have collected 10 points in their last four league games, and they have won the last two without conceding a single goal.
Away from home, Míchel's side are unbeaten in their last four games (two wins and as many draws).
Prior to this, they had lost four consecutive away games in La Liga, scoring only two goals in the process.
Tenerife have scored only eight goals in the first half, a league-low.

Racing's 3-2 home win in the reverse fixture back in December is the only previous meeting between these two sides in La Liga.
Xerez have won three of their last six league games, losing only once.
Last Wednesday's 3-1 win over Espanyol ended Racing's four-game winless run in La Liga.
Miguel Angel Portugalìs side have won only once in their last six fixtures on the road: three draws and two losses complete the record.
Xerez have conceded the most headed goals so far in La Liga (14).
Racing are the only side in La Liga yet to score a goal in the opening 15 minutes of play.

Athletic Bilbao won the reverse fixture at La Romareda in December; before that, the Basque side had picked up only two points from their previous four games against Real Zaragoza.
Athletic are unbeaten at home against Real Zaragoza in their last six league meetings - four wins to the hosts, before being held to a draw in the last two.
Real Zaragoza have managed to score only one goal in their last five visits to the San Mames in La Liga.
Joaquín Caparrós' side are unbeaten at home in their last eight league games (seven wins and a draw): their longest unbeaten streak in La Liga since 2004/05.
Real Zaragoza have not scored a single goal in their last three games on the road, from which they have picked up only one point.
Athletic have scored the most headed goals in La Liga this season (14).

This will be the 150^th match between Real Madrid and Valencia in La Liga: the Merengues lead by 77 wins to 42, 30 draws complete the record.
These two teams have not shared the points in their last seven meetings in La Liga (five wins for Real Madrid, two for Valencia).
Manuel Pellegrini's side have lost only once in their last 14 league games, last Saturday against Barcelona, winning the other 13 games.
Valencia have not shared a draw in their last seven league games (four wins and three losses).
Away from home, Los Che are winless in their last seven league games, losing the last four.
The Merengues boast the best attack of the competition (85 goals).
Valencia are the only side in La Liga yet to score their first goal from a free-kick, whereas Manuel Pellegrini's side have netted the most from dead ball situations so far (24).

These two sides have shared the points only once in their last nine league games; three wins for Mallorca and five for Osasuna in the process.
Mallorca have picked up seven points from their last three meetings at home against Osasuna in La Liga.
Osasuna have scored a single goal in each of their last four visits to Mallorca - enough for a win and a draw.
Gregorio Manzano's side have won three of their last four home fixtures, losing only to Barcelona in the process.
Mallorca have collected 75% of their points at home this season (39 out of 52 so far); they would be third on the table taking into account only the home games of this campaign.