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  • Espanyol vs Atlético Madrid: Atlético Madrid Win (4/5)
  • Real Betis vs Barcelona: Over 3.5 Goals (13/20)
  • Valencia vs Athletic Bilbao: Athletic Bilbao Draw No Bet (1/2)
  • Villarreal vs Elche: Villarreal Win (2/5)
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La Liga Predictions & Tips Research

Below is our comprehensive research and best bets for the next round of La Liga fixtures.

Espanyol vs Atlético Madrid: Atlético Madrid Win

Atlético Madrid have been nothing short of excellent this season, and if it weren’t for Barcelona playing even better, they would be sitting top of the league. They’ve lost just once all season and won three of their four away games, and now face a side struggling to both score and defend.

Espanyol have had a miserable start to the season, with just one home victory to show for it, and they should be up against it again here. Holding a 1-0 lead for most of the match in Málaga should have been a morale-boosting win, but it quickly turned to more anguish for supporters when the bottom-of-the-table side equalised in the 93rd minute.

We’re predicting another tough ordeal when the star-studded Mattress Men visit. They’re averaging an impressive 1.73 xG and 59% possession away from home.

Real Betis vs Barcelona: Over 3.5 Goals

We love backing Real Betis, but it doesn’t look like anyone can stop this Barcelona side at the moment. While the odds for Barcelona to win outright aren’t particularly appealing, it’s in the goals market where we think there’s some value for players.

Barcelona matches are averaging a monstrous 5.13 goals per game, largely down to them banging in roughly four goals a game. Betis themselves average just under two goals a game and are coming into this off the back of a 5-2 victory.

We’re expecting this to turn into an old-fashioned shootout, with Barcelona trying to kill the game early doors. There should be plenty of firepower on show from both sides, with all the big stars returning unscathed after the extended international break.

Valencia vs Athletic Bilbao: Athletic Bilbao Draw No Bet

Valencia continue to struggle this season, and the visit of Bilbao probably isn’t the sort of fixture the players are looking forward to in their current turmoil. Despite getting off to a slightly slow start, this Bilbao side have still put up some impressive results, namely thrashing Atlético Madrid 3-0 just a few weeks ago.

As many will know, their match last week was abandoned, and this, paired with the extended international break, might leave a few players feeling a bit rusty coming into this fixture.

We’d still expect them to get something at the Mestalla, but we’re more confident backing them in the draw no bet market than to win outright, in case the rust shows.

Villarreal vs Elche: Villarreal Win

Elche are bad. Are they the worst side in the league this season? Probably not, but they are definitely one of them. Surprisingly, they have been better on the road than at home, picking up a modest five points away compared with just one at home, but that should mean very little when they play Villarreal.

The Yellow Submarine frustrated the life out of Real Madrid last week and should be able to play more of their natural game here. Averaging a huge 62% possession and 2.08 xG at home, they should take the game to Elche in a match that could kick-start their league campaign and get them back towards the European spots.