Free football predictions and tips for Spain Primera División RFEF - Group 1

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Best and Worst Teams Wins

Spain
  • More Wins
Tenerife
9
Real Madrid II
7
Racing Ferrol
7
Celta de Vigo II
7
Real Avilés
6
Spain
  • Less Wins
Arenteiro
2
Cacereño
2
CF Talavera
3
Guadalajara
3
Ourense CF
3

Best and Worst Teams Draws

Spain
  • More Draws
Barakaldo
7
Ourense CF
6
Lugo
6
Pontevedra
5
Osasuna II
5
Spain
  • Less Draws
Real Madrid II
0
Tenerife
1
Mérida AD
2
Racing Ferrol
2
Arenas Getxo
3

Best and Worst Teams Losses

Spain
  • More Losses
CF Talavera
7
Arenteiro
7
Real Madrid II
6
Guadalajara
6
Cacereño
6
Spain
  • Less Losses
Barakaldo
2
Celta de Vigo II
3
Lugo
3
Tenerife
3
Athletic Club II
4

Best and Worst Attacking Teams

Spain
  • Best Attacking Teams
Tenerife
26
Real Avilés
21
Celta de Vigo II
19
Mérida AD
18
Racing Ferrol
17
Spain
  • Worst Attacking Teams
Arenteiro
8
Cacereño
10
Lugo
11
Osasuna II
11
Ourense CF
11

Best and Worst Defending Teams

Spain
  • Best Defending Teams
Tenerife
8
Lugo
9
Unionistas de Salamanca
11
Osasuna II
12
Ourense CF
12
Spain
  • Worst Defending Teams
Guadalajara
20
Cacereño
19
Arenas Getxo
19
Real Avilés
18
Mérida AD
17

Spain Primera División RFEF - Group 1 Last Results and Predictions

Spain Primera División RFEF - Group 1 Standings

# Name P W D L Goals Last 5 Pts
1
Tenerife
13 9 1 3 26:8
WWLWL
28
2
Celta de Vigo II
13 7 3 3 19:15
WLWDW
24
3
Racing Ferrol
13 7 2 4 17:13
LWWLL
23
4
Real Madrid II
13 7 0 6 15:16
LWLWW
21
5
Real Avilés
13 6 3 4 21:18
LDWWL
21
6
Mérida AD
13 6 2 5 18:17
WDWWD
20
7
Barakaldo
13 4 7 2 15:13
WLDDW
19
8
Athletic Club II
13 5 4 4 14:16
WWWDL
19
9
Unionistas de Salamanca
13 5 3 5 13:11
WWDDD
18
10
Lugo
13 4 6 3 11:9
WDDDD
18
11
Pontevedra
13 4 5 4 14:13
LDDWD
17
12
Osasuna II
13 4 5 4 11:12
WWLDL
17
13
Ponferradina
13 4 4 5 13:12
LDDWD
16
14
Zamora
13 4 4 5 15:16
WLDLW
16
15
Ourense CF
13 3 6 4 11:12
WWDWD
15
16
Arenas Getxo
13 4 3 6 13:19
LDWLW
15
17
Guadalajara
13 3 4 6 13:20
LLDLL
13
18
CF Talavera
13 3 3 7 14:17
LLLLW
12
19
Cacereño
13 2 5 6 10:19
LLLLD
11
20
Arenteiro
13 2 4 7 8:15
LLLLD
10

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Nico Williams returns to the squad against Slavia

Nico Williams returns to the squad against Slavia

Athletic travel to Prague under pressure to revive their Champions League campaign, with Nico Williams included despite ongoing pubalgia. Several key players miss out through injury, while academy talents like Hierro and Selton step in as Valverde prepares for a crucial clash against Slavia.

Marseille thrash Nice and move into provisional first place in France

Marseille thrash Nice and move into provisional first place in France

Marseille crushed Nice 5-1 at the Allianz Riviera, delivering a dominant performance that temporarily put them at the top of Ligue 1. Aubameyang and Greenwood shone in attack, with Greenwood scoring twice to reach 10 league goals, while Weah and Igor Paixão also added to the tally.

PSG lead the ranking for passes in the final third

PSG lead the ranking for passes in the final third

Paris giants are the most dominant team across the five major leagues, followed by Bayern and Barcelona. Overview of the top five leagues: Arsenal and Bayern are dominant, there is strong balance in Italy, and two pairs stand out in France (PSG and Marseille) and Spain (Real Madrid and Barcelona).

Criticism for Gravenberch as Liverpool struggle

Criticism for Gravenberch as Liverpool struggle

In Liverpool’s current slump, attention is falling on key figures such as Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah, while manager Arne Slot is also facing criticism. Analysts have noted that Ryan Gravenberch is likewise a shadow of his usual self.

Luis Díaz apparently suspended for one Champions League match

Luis Díaz apparently suspended for one Champions League match

Next Wednesday, Luis Díaz will not be available for Bayern in London. After that, he will be again.

Palmer was close to returning for Chelsea

Palmer was close to returning for Chelsea

Cole Palmer will miss at least the next three Chelsea games, including the Champions League clash with Barcelona, after suffering a toe injury in a domestic accident just as he was about to return from a groin problem. The 23 year old has already been out for two months and missed 11 matches, and is now expected to be sidelined for a further two weeks.

Haaland one goal away from smashing the Premier League record

Haaland one goal away from smashing the Premier League record

Erling Haaland can shoot himself into the Premier League history books on Saturday. The Norwegian superstar needs only one more goal to become the fastest player to reach one hundred Premier League goals. The current record held by Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer could be shattered at St James’ Park.

Thigh muscle injury: Schmied ruled out for Cologne

Thigh muscle injury: Schmied ruled out for Cologne

The 1. FC Köln defense has been plagued by injuries this season. Joel Schmied is sidelined for now, but at least another recently injured player is on his way back into the team.

The grand return of Gerard Moreno

The grand return of Gerard Moreno

The striker has now scored in four consecutive matches after returning to action two months later.

Playing at Camp Nou is very different

Playing at Camp Nou is very different

Barcelona thrashed Athletic Bilbao 4-0 on their return to Camp Nou, almost three years later. When the stadium first opened in 1957, it was against a Polish team. Yesterday, it was a Polish forward, Lewandowski, who scored the first goal in the new version of the ground.

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