Osasuna hosts the match against Real Madrid on the 16th of March (15:15 GMT / 10:15 ET / 07:15 PT) in the 29th round of the Spanish La Liga.
Osasuna has 36 points after 28 round and is number 10th in the league, 14 points above the relegation zone and 7 points below the European Qualifying places. This season they don’t seem to have hopes for anything except for a finish at the middle of the table.
Real Madrid is the leader of La Liga right now with 69 points, followed by Girona 62 points, and Barcelona with 61 points. Real Madrid needs the 3 points in order to be on track of becoming the La Liga 2023/24 champions.
This season Real Madrid already beat Osasuna 4-0 away.
Osasuna vs Real Madrid head to head:
The teams met 44 times (official matches):
- Osasuna won 5 games
- 10 drawn matches
- Real Madrid won 29 matches
The form of the teams in the most recent 5 Spanish La Liga matches:
- Osasuna: 3 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss
- Real Madrid: 3 wins, 2 draws
Win-Loss Record:
- Osasuna has secured 10 wins, with 6 victories at home and 4 away, along with 6 draws and 12 losses.
- Real Madrid has clinched 21 wins, with 12 wins at home and 9 away, along with 6 draws and only 1 loss.
Goal Scoring and Conceding:
- Osasuna has scored a total of 31 goals, averaging 1.11 goals per match, and conceded 39 goals, averaging 1.39 goals per match. At home, they have scored 15 goals and conceded 17, while away, they have scored 16 goals and conceded 22.
- On the other hand, Real Madrid has scored a total of 60 goals, averaging 2.14 goals per match, and conceded only 18 goals, averaging 0.64 goals per match. At home, they have scored 35 goals and conceded 7, while away, they have scored 25 goals and conceded 11.
- Osasuna has failed to score in 7 matches, while Real Madrid did it just in one match
Clean Sheets and First Goal Timing:
- Osasuna has kept 9 clean sheets, with 6 at home and 3 away. Their average time for scoring the first goal is 46 minutes and conceding the first goal is 36 minutes.
- Real Madrid has kept 14 clean sheets, with 8 at home and 6 away. Their average time for scoring the first goal is 39 minutes and conceding the first goal is 33 minutes.
Biggest Victories and Defeats:
- Osasuna’s biggest victory was a 2 – 0 win, while their biggest defeat was a 0 – 4 loss.
- Real Madrid’s biggest victory was a 4 – 0 win, while their biggest defeat was a 1 – 3 loss.
Osasuna possible starting lineup:
Sergio Herrera, Alejandro Catena, Unai Garcia, Jorge Herrando, Jesús Areso, Jon Moncayola, Lucas Torró, Moi Gómez, Johan Mojica, Ante Budimir, Rubén García.
Real Madrid possible starting lineup:
Andriy Lunin, Lucas Vázquez, Antonio Rüdiger, Nacho Fernandez, Ferland Mendy, Federico Valverde, Eduardo Camavinga, Luka Modric, Brahim Díaz, Rodrygo, Vinícius Júnior.
Unavailable players:
- Osasuna: David García (injured), Rubén Peña (injured), Aimar Oroz (injured), Kike Barja (injured)
- Real Madrid: D. Alaba (injured), Éder Militão (injured), T. Courtois (injured), J. Bellingham (supended)
Real Madrid are favorites for this game based on their value and team strength, and overall season form. Osasuna doesn’t fight to achieve anything this season and they don’t have the power to be a challenge for Real.
Possible bets (odds from BetWhale): Real Madrid odds: 1.56; Real Madrid -1 odds 1.90; Over 2.5 goals odds 1.83; 1st Half over 1 goal odds 1.74; 1st Half Real Madrid Over 0.5 goals odds 1.67.
