Almeria vs Burgos Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent league form

Almeria have won four of their six Segunda outings this season, and both of their defeats have come on the road. At home in Almería, they've beaten Celta de Vigo II's reserves, Cadiz and Eldense, none of those wins conceding more than two goals.

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Almeria to win

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Burgos to win

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Almeria: 20 completed matches; Burgos: 20 completed matches.

Almeria

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

19

Difference

+10

Burgos

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

17

Difference

+7

Burgos have been tougher to beat than to overpower. They've drawn two of their six league games and lost just once, away at Sporting Gijón, but they've still shown some bite in attack, beating both Cordoba and AD Ceuta by two-goal margins.

Burgos' resilience suggests they won't be easy to break down, even away from home.

Comparative Team Statistics: Almeria vs Burgos

Head-to-head record

These two have met six times since 2021, and the balance has shifted lately. Almeria won the first three meetings comfortably, but the last three have gone Burgos' way: a home win, an away win, and most recently, back in May, a goalless draw in Burgos.

The recent head-to-head trend has been tighter than the series as a whole suggests.

Where they sit early season

Only six games are in the books, but the two sides are separated by just a single point. Almeria are fourth on 12 points, one place and one point above Burgos in fifth on 11. It's still early days, so these placings could easily shift over the coming weeks.

Players to watch

Burgos' Álex Forés is the leading scorer between these two squads with three goals in six appearances, and David González has added two more. For Almeria, Javi Muñoz has two goals in just three games and Nico Melamed has two in four, both decent strike rates.

Almeria:

Best scorers:

Javi Muñoz - 2

Best assist providers:

B. Cipenga - 3

Javi Muñoz - 2

Penalty cards:

Quim Junyent x 1 x 1

Burgos:

Best scorers:

Álex Forés - 3

David González - 2

Best assist providers:

Jon Karrikaburu - 2

Penalty cards:

José Gragera x 3

Grego x 3

Assists have mostly come from B. Cipenga at Almeria, who already has three, and Jon Karrikaburu at Burgos with two. On discipline, Burgos have two players, José Gragera and Grego, already on three yellow cards apiece, while Almeria's Quim Junyent has picked up a yellow and a red in five outings, which is worth keeping an eye on.