AD Ceuta FC vs Sabadell Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting form heading into this one

Sabadell have made a solid start, winning three of their six league games, drawing two and losing just once. What stands out is the split: all three wins came at home, while their away trips have produced two draws and a defeat at Mallorca.

AD Ceuta FC: 20 completed matches; Sabadell: 20 completed matches.

AD Ceuta FC

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

33

Difference

-12

Sabadell

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

28

Conceded

20

Difference

+8

Ceuta's numbers are much grimmer. One point from six games, with only a single draw against Valladolid to show for their efforts. They've been beaten in every other match, home and away, and have shipped goals at both ends of the pitch.

Sabadell's away form is nowhere near as convincing as their home record, which matters given they're the ones travelling here.

Comparative Team Statistics: AD Ceuta FC vs Sabadell

The table already tells a story

Sabadell sit sixth with 11 points from six matches. Ceuta are down in 22nd with just a single point, having conceded 16 goals already this season.

It's early days in the campaign, so these positions aren't set in stone, but the gap between the two right now is considerable.

Goals and cards to watch

Gioacchini has been Sabadell's main source of goals, with three in five appearances, while Ton Ripoll and Q. Liameed have chipped in with assists. Óscar Sanz and Edgar González have both picked up three yellow cards already, so discipline could be a factor for Sabadell.

AD Ceuta FC:

Best scorers:

Carlos Hernández - 4

Jordi Escobar - 2

Best assist providers:

K. Koné - 3

Jordi Escobar - 1

Penalty cards:

O. Sadik x 1 x 1

Albert Caparrós x 1

Sabadell:

Best scorers:

N. Gioacchini - 3

Best assist providers:

Ton Ripoll - 3

Q. Liameed - 2

Penalty cards:

Edgar González x 4

Óscar Sanz x 3

Urri x 3

On Ceuta's side, O. Sadik has already been sent off this season alongside a yellow, and Albert Caparrós has also seen red in just two appearances. That's a couple of disciplinary flags for the hosts to keep an eye on.

Home comfort or continued struggles?

Ceuta's home form isn't good, but it's not quite as bad as their away form. They've managed a draw and kept things tighter in front of their own fans than they have on the road.

Sabadell, meanwhile, haven't won away this season. That combination means this fixture isn't quite the formality the table gap might suggest, even if Ceuta remain firm underdogs.

The head-to-head form split works slightly against a clean, straightforward Sabadell away win.