Osasuna – Valencia: Osasuna’s stunning image on the pitch was confirmed in the best possible way a few days ago. With the appearance and the result they got inside the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, forcing them to the first loss of points for this year in Europe and Spain. The final 1-1 came heroic, but fair for a team that at this start is in European positions. With a 4-1-2 record, they have 13 points so far and are in sixth place, tied with Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad.
The 0-2 home defeat by Getafe might have dampened their spirits a bit, but the match at the Bernabeu brought them back to the top flight and showed that they are ready to do their best in this season. They even found themselves back on the scoresheet at a difficult point in the game, three minutes before the end of the half when Vinicius was the one to send the ball into the net. But they react with the start of the replay. Kike Garcia equalized in the 50th minute and Osasuna managed to hold on to a 1-1 draw despite pressure from their opponents, with Benzema missing a penalty for Real. Against Valencia, Saverio will be out again, while defender Garcia is suspended.
Valencia managed to get the first point of the season away from home. The team left the city of Barcelona in a 2-2 draw against Espanyol in a match that had everything in the second half. The bats took the lead in the 53′, but they saw Espanyol turn the match around. With goals in the 56′ and 83′, while in the 85′, Valencia was left with ten players. In 92′ it was the home team’s turn to see a red card and finally in 96′ came the equalizer which was probably the fairest result.
The assessment for the bet: This year’s Osasuna shows an excellent face, Valencia has also started to show a better image on the field. There is no clear favorite in the match, but there is a clear plan in both teams. They don’t play with purpose and they chase the win. We will bet on goals with Goal/Goal bet at odds of 1.90 (TigersBet).
