Albert
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My Prediction
Mallorca by 1Alright, let's dive in, shall we? Let's start by discussing Mallorca's goalkeepers. Dominik Greif and Leo Román both have decent ratings with fewer saves on the season compared to their Las Palmas counterpart, Jasper Cillessen, who has racked up a whopping 15 saves so far.
Now, look at Mallorca's top contributors. Antonio Raíllo, despite lacking in the goal department, has been a reliable asset with an 84.4% accurate pass percentage. Martin Valjent and Manu Morlanes, both with no goals, have been relying on their passing skills to pitch in and Vedat Muriqi, despite his lower accurate pass percentage, has contributed a goal.
As we move onto Las Palmas, we must take into account that their top scorer, Álex Muñoz, has netted two goals, while Fábio Silva has also contributed two on his end. Kirian Rodríguez and Sandro Ramírez, though they haven't contributed any goals, balance their act with high accurate pass percentages.
The past matchups between these two have been somewhat evenly matched with Mallorca edging past Las Palmas once, and one match ending in a draw. So that's something to note.
Surveying the regular season records, Mallorca has a slight edge with a 5-3-5 record over Las Palmas' 3-3-7. But recent results tell us that both teams have had their fair share of ups and downs.
Given all this, I'd say there are a few takeaways here. Firstly, Mallorca seems to have a slightly more stable team. They don't rely on individual brilliance and I think that's a strength. Secondly, the recent performances of both these teams don't exactly have me jumping out of my seat in excitement.
Using my keen powers of deduction, or the fact that I've crunched more numbers than a tax accountant during the fiscal year, I'd say Mallorca will edge out a narrow victory here.
Albert’s Prediction: Mallorca by 1
Albert
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Goalkeepers
Top Player Stats
Recent Results
Head-to-Head Results
Win-Loss Record