La Liga Predictions

Both sides enter the opening fixture of the final La Liga Matchday with their seasons on the line. Vallecano sit a point off the European places, while Alaves need a draw to secure their place in La Liga. Their last nine encounters feature under 2.5 goals, and this meeting should follow suit.

After securing UCL football next season, Betis will look to end their season on a high when they host a Levante side two points off the drop. Levante have been strong in front of goal recently in their quest to avoid relegation. Eight of their last ten meetings produced over 2.5 goals, and this encounter has all the makings of another goal fest.

Celta Vigo and Sevilla have been in good form in front of goal recently, having scored in at least six of their last ten respective La Liga outings. Having seen six of their last ten meetings feature goals by both sides, this encounter should also see both teams score

Espanyol and Real Sociedad are in the same poor form, winning just two of their last ten respective La Liga outings. However, this fixture features goals, with four of their last five meetings having both teams score.

Villarreal and Atletico Madrid round up the final Matchday of La Liga 25/26 on Sunday. Both sides’ seasons are officially over, having already qualified for next season’s UCL and will look to put on an entertaining showpiece for the last match. Seven of their last nine meetings have featured goals by both teams, and this encounter should be no different.

European hopefuls Getafe host relegation candidates Osasuna in their final fixture of La Liga 25/26, with both teams needing a win to secure their league ambitions. This encounter should see goals from both teams, as this fixture typically features goals from both sides, with seven of their last eight matches seeing both teams score.

All or nothing for two relegation candidates as 18th-place Girona welcomes 17th-place Elche to the Estadio Municipal de Montilivi. Girona will be confident knowing that Elche are the worst-performing La Liga side on the road, and will be eager to avenge their earlier 3-0 drubbing by the visitors.

Mallorca enters their final match of the season with the knowledge that anything besides a win will see them relegated to La Segunda. The hosts will be pretty confident of getting the job done against an already relegated Real Oviedo side, with Vedat Muriqi getting back on the scoresheet to close the two-goal gap on Golden Boot leader Kylian Mbappe.

Real Madrid have picked up some form with back-to-back wins and will look to end their season with another win in the Santiago Bernabeu. Bilbao are winless in their last three league games, and have lost four of their last five meetings with Madrid. Bilbao have lost five of their last six away matches and should add another loss in their final match of the season.

Valencia and Barcelona are ending their campaign on the front foot, having only lost a single game in their last five and winning at least three games. Barcelona have been dominant in their recent meetings with Valencia, averaging 3.3 goals in their last ten meetings to Valencia’s 0.7 goals per game. Barcelona should add another comprehensive win in the last game of their title-winning season.