👉 What is the recommended bet for Albacete vs Granada?

The prediction and betting suggestion for Albacete vs Granada, on 13 April 2025, is: Over 2.0 Asian goals.

👉 Which stadium will host the Albacete vs Granada match?

The Albacete vs Granada match on 13 April 2025 will take place at the Estadio Carlos Belmonte.

Albacete vs Granada Prediction – Segunda División

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Here you find the finest prediction for Albacete vs Granada in the second division, alongside match analysis and betting tips.

Read below our detailed analysis of both teams, incorporating their recent records and key statistics from recent matches to provide the best prediction for this match between Albacete vs Granada.

Albacete

13 April 2025 – 12::00
Adelante
2024/2025
NORMAL EXPENDANCE – ROUND 35

Granada

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Albacete vs Granada

The best prediction for Albacete vs Granada in the Adelante is over 2.0 goals. Albacete excels in their home matches, where they have claimed the majority of their victories and scored most of their goals. Meanwhile, although Granada has not been at their best when playing away, they still show a consistent attacking threat and remain in the playoff race. We anticipate an open and evenly matched match, with opportunities to score for both sides. Thus, opting for the “over 2.0 goals” market appears to be a compelling choice.

Match preview: Albacete vs Granada

Albacete and Granada will clash at the Carlos Belmonte Stadium for the 35th round of the Adelante League. In their last meeting on 15-08-2024, Albacete triumphed with a scoreline of (1-2). Historical data from recent encounters favours Granada, who have recorded 2 wins and 1 loss in their last 3 matches against Albacete. This meeting involves the 12th positioned team facing the 8th, although Albacete ranks 10th at home, while Granada sits 13th in away games.

Team analysis: Albacete

After securing 12 wins, 11 draws, and 11 losses, the home team occupies the 12th position with a total of 47 points. In their most recent match, they drew (2-2) against Castellón, following a home victory (3-2) against Mirandés. Albacete performs particularly well at home, earning 30 points at their stadium, compared to just 17 as visitors. Throughout the championship, they’ve amassed 21 points from the last ten games in their home ground, exhibiting 6 wins, 3 draws, and 1 loss. In the matches played on their home turf, the score at half-time has often ended 0-0, occurring in 6 out of 17 games. Although defensive solidity has not been their strong suit, as they’ve conceded goals in 7 of their last 10 matches, their attack has regularly found the net, scoring in 7 out of the last 10 games in this competition. Out of the 34 matches played, they gave away the first goal in 15 instances but only managed one comeback. A notable statistic is that of the 20 goals conceded at home, 8 occurred in the final minutes (76’–90′).

Recently, Albacete has shown a potent attack, continuing their good run in the Adelante League. Their most recent match saw them draw 2-2 away at Castellón, with contributions from Pablo Sáenz and Christian Kofane. With a 4-4-2 formation as their base, the team builds play through Agus Medina, Pablo Sáenz, and Fidel, renowned for their precise passing and exploitation of the left flank to break down the opposition. Up front, Jon Morcillo, Christian Kofane, and Hyginio Marín frequently rotate positions to confuse defenders and find good finishing opportunities, with Morcillo standing out as the leading scorer so far. However, Pablo Sáenz will be unavailable for the next fixture due to a loan agreement with Granada.

Team analysis: Granada

The visitors currently sit in 8th place with 52 points, having achieved 14 wins, 10 draws, and 10 losses. In their penultimate match, they suffered a loss against Tenerife (2-1). However, they bounced back with a home victory over Almería (3-1). Granada’s performance has notably been influenced by home advantage, collecting 19 points away while gathering 33 at home, registering 33 goals scored and 17 conceded in their own stadium, compared to 20 scored and 26 conceded when visiting. In the current championship, Granada has secured just 8 points from the last 30 they were aiming for during their away fixtures, with 2 wins, 2 draws, and 6 losses recorded in the last 10. Their attack remains consistent, managing to score in 7 of their last 10 competitions. Of note is that in the past 34 matches, they conceded the first goal 11 times and managed only one comeback. Significantly, in the last 16 away fixtures, they have scored 7 of their 20 goals during the final moments (76’–90′) and conceded 10 out of 26 during the same period.

Granada has demonstrated an effective attacking line in the Adelante League, recently winning 3-1 at home. Goals came in from Lucas Boyé, Gonzalo Villar, and Miguel Rubio. Employing a 4-2-3-1 formation as their main strategy, Myrto Uzuni serves as a crucial offensive reference, delivering lethal strikes and making decisive contributions during critical moments. Lucas Boyé has improved his performance, exhibiting intelligent movement in spaces and facilitating attacks through effective positioning. Sergio Ruiz performs a vital role in the midfield, orchestrating transitions with precise vision and carefully timed passes, allowing for a seamless link between the defence and attack. Goalkeeper Luca Zidane is currently in the medical room and is a doubtful starter for the upcoming match.