Mirandes – Malaga

Bottom meets top in the Segunda División when Mirandés hosts Málaga. The home team is mired in despair, while the visitors are cruising in promotion form. This is a match where pressure meets precision, and one outcome stands out for those of you who are looking for value: goals.

Mirandés – Bottom of the table

Mirandés have had a season so dismal that you have to dig deep to find the bright spots. The team is bottom of the table, and the players are behaving as if they know it. Losses of the ball, slouchers, defensive collapses – you know you're in trouble when home games feel like a nightmare instead of safe ground.

Coach Muneta has tried to turn it around, but you can't work magic when the quality isn't there. The defense is unraveling time and time again, and going forward there is little hope. When the team first scores, it seems more like coincidence than plan. The fact that they also have to do without their leading striker and an important center back doesn't make things any easier. Mirandés is simply a team that both concedes and makes stupid mistakes under pressure – that's the recipe for goal-rich matches, especially when the opponent can play without fear.

Málaga – Finally a bright period

And fear? There is none in Málaga right now. This team has risen after several dark years, and now the whole team smells of promotion. Six wins in a row, goals galore, and an attack that has found its rhythm – Málaga plays with confidence, calmness and energy.

They have found their rhythm both at home and away, and against weak opposition they are relentless. The team's attacking trio is in form, and they don't let chances go to waste. Málaga attack with many people, use the wings well and step on the gas pedal when they get the upper hand. Yes, they have a couple of quarantines at the back, but they still have enough coverage to put together an effective team. And let's be honest: they don't need to be tight at the back when the opposition barely creates anything themselves - they just need to keep scoring.

Conclusion – The webworms will dance

This smells like a match where Málaga dominates, and Mirandés tries to cling on – without success. But it's not just about who wins. It's about the match picture pointing straight towards the goal. Mirandés is leaking, and Málaga has enough quality to open them up several times. At the same time, a goal could come from the home team – either through chaos, a set piece or pure luck.

Everything points to one thing: We get goals.

Segunda División at 20:30: Mirandes - Malaga: Over 2 goals (1.64)