Mallorca vs Valencia

Mallorca have transformed into a different proposition at home this season, winning eight of 16 matches at Son Moix. Their recent home form has been exceptional, securing victories in their last two games including a memorable 2-1 triumph over Real Madrid and a commanding 3-0 win against Rayo Vallecano. They've also shown resilience with comeback wins against Espanyol and Athletic Club. However, their overall season tells a different story with just nine wins from 31 games. Key absences include defender Antonio Raillo and winger Zeki Luvumbo, which could impact their defensive stability. Striker Vedat Muriqi remains their main attacking threat, having contributed significantly to their home success this campaign.

Valencia's away form represents their biggest weakness this season, managing just three wins in 16 road trips with ten defeats. Their recent away record is particularly concerning, losing at relegation-threatened Elche in their last fixture. However, they showed character with a 2-0 victory at Sevilla and have demonstrated attacking potential with wins over Levante and Getafe on their travels. At home, they're more competitive with six wins from 15 matches. Defensive injuries plague their squad with Mouctar Diakhaby and Dimitri Foulquier ruled out, while Eray Comert faces a fitness test. Their 1.1 goals per game average reflects their struggles in the final third, making away victories even more challenging to achieve.