Valladolid vs Eldense Prediction & Betting Tips

Two teams short on wins

Valladolid's last six league games read W1 D2 L3, with only three goals scored and eight conceded. Their solitary home match in that run was a 1-0 win over Andorra, but the next home game brought a 0-3 defeat to Oviedo, so there's no real pattern to lean on at home.

Valladolid: 20 completed matches; Eldense: 20 completed matches.

Valladolid

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

19

Conceded

23

Difference

-4

Eldense

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

30

Difference

-6

Eldense have an almost identical record over the same stretch, also W1 D2 L3, though they've scored a touch more (four) and conceded the same eight. Their away form has been patchy too: a 1-0 win at Sporting Gijón sits alongside defeats at Leganés and Almería.

Both sides arrive low on confidence, so home advantage alone doesn't look like a guarantee of control here.

Comparative Team Statistics: Valladolid vs Eldense

An even head-to-head

The two league meetings on record are split down the middle. Eldense won 1-0 at home in October 2023, and Valladolid returned the favour with a 1-0 home win in April 2024.

It's a small, dated sample from a different point in both clubs' seasons, so it doesn't tell us much about current form.

A genuine bottom-of-the-table clash

After six games, Eldense sit 17th with five points and Valladolid are 18th, also on five. Goal difference is what separates them, with Eldense on -4 and Valladolid on -5.

This is about as close as it gets between two teams still trying to find their footing in the division.

Discipline notes for Valladolid

The only player data we have relates to Valladolid's cards. Juanmi Latasa has picked up two yellows in six appearances, while Álex Balboa and M. Lachuer have each already seen a red card this season, in five and three matches respectively.

Valladolid:

Penalty cards:

M. Lachuer x 1 x 1

Álex Balboa x 1 x 1

There's nothing on Eldense's disciplinary record to compare it against, so this only gives a partial picture of one side.

What the numbers suggest

With Valladolid scoring three and conceding eight in their last six league games, and Eldense scoring four while also shipping eight, this has the look of a game where defensive solidity is in short supply on both sides.

Neither team has strung together a settled home or away pattern yet, which makes it hard to back either side with real conviction.