🔍 What is the recommended bet for Albacete vs Huesca?

The prediction and suggested bet for Albacete vs Huesca, on 11 May 2025, is: Over 2.0 Asian goals.

🔍 Where will Albacete vs Huesca be played?

The match between Albacete vs Huesca on 11 May 2025 will take place in Albacete, at Estadio Carlos Belmonte.

Albacete vs Huesca Prediction – Segunda División

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

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

Albacete

11 May 2025 – 16::30
Adelante
2024/2025
Normal Time – Round 39

Huesca

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Albacete vs Huesca

The best prediction for Albacete vs Huesca in the Adelante League is over 2.0 goals. Albacete performs best at home, where they have secured the majority of their victories and netted most of their goals, but they are not currently in contention for anything significant in the league. On the other hand, Huesca has struggled away but needs points urgently, with their attack showing some potential. We anticipate an open encounter, likely favouring the home side, yet expect opportunities for goals from both teams. Therefore, betting on the “over 2.0 goals” market appears to be a sound choice.

The best prediction for Albacete vs Huesca

Match preview: Albacete vs Huesca

Albacete and Huesca meet at Carlos Belmonte Stadium, competing in the 39th round of the Adelante League. Their last encounter on 13-10-2024 ended in a 2‑2 draw. Historically, the home side has enjoyed better results here, with 1 win and 2 draws in their last 3 matches at this ground. However, the last fixture at Carlos Belmonte in the Adelante League on 30-03-2024 concluded with a 1-1 draw, with goals from Alberto Quiles (58’) for Albacete and Jorge Pulido (71’) for Huesca. It is essential to consider both teams’ home and away performances, as Albacete has significantly varying outcomes depending on the location.

Team analysis: Albacete

The home team currently sits in 11th place with 51 points, having achieved 13 wins, 12 draws, and 13 losses. In their penultimate match, they triumphed at home against FC Cartagena (3‑1), but suffered a heavy defeat to Deportivo La Coruña (5‑1) away in their last fixture. They have been more potent at home, with a record of 8 wins, 5 draws, and 2 losses at Carlos Belmonte compared to 2 wins, 5 draws, and 8 losses when on the road. In the last 10 games played on their turf, Albacete has secured 20 out of a possible 30 points. A common result at the half-time mark at their home ground has been 0-0, which occurred in 7 of 19 games. Despite a few defensive vulnerabilities, their attack has remained consistent, scoring in 8 of their last 10 matches. In 38 matches this season, they have conceded the first goal 18 times, only managing to reverse the score once. It’s notable that 10 of their 23 goals allowed at home were conceded during the final minutes (76’–90′).

Albacete has shown offensive consistency but was outplayed by Deportivo La Coruña in their last outing, with Jaime Sánchez’s only goal being an own goal. The team typically employs a 4-4-2 formation, with the left side being their most productive. The synergy between Agus Medina, Pablo Sáenz, and Jon Morcillo has proved effective in advancing play with quick combinations. Morcillo has been a key contributor in attack, sharing the scoring responsibilities with Marín Hyginio, while defenders Javi Moreno and Jon García, alongside the forward Marín Hyginio, are set to return next round, pending injury status.

Team analysis: Huesca

The away team is positioned 8th, having accumulated 58 points from 16 wins, 10 draws, and 12 losses. Their last match resulted in a 1‑2 defeat to Real Oviedo at home, following a previous draw against Real Zaragoza (1‑1) away. Huesca’s performance indicates they are not heavily affected by the venue; they’ve registered similar outcomes at home and away; across their last 30 matches, they recorded 6 wins, 4 draws, and 5 losses as visitors, scoring 15 while conceding 12. Their home form consists of 7 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses with 23 goals for and 17 against. In the competition, Huesca has achieved 13 points from a possible 30, with performances yielding 3 wins, 4 draws, and 3 losses in their latest 10 away fixtures. The most common half-time results in their away matches have been 0-0 (7 times in 19 games) and 1-0 (8 times). While their defence has been tested, having conceded in 9 of their last 10 matches, their attack has managed to find the net in the same number of games. However, trends suggest few goals when playing away, as 9 of their last 19 games for the competition resulted in under 1.5 goals. Throughout 38 matches, they conceded the first goal 17 times, recovering just 4.

Huesca is undergoing a disappointing run, moving away from playoff contention, a situation that seemed possible until the final third of the season, losing their match against Real Oviedo which ended 1-2, where Patrick Soko found the net for them. They typically deploy a solid 5-4-1 formation, utilising Soko’s pace as their primary attacking threat. Ignasi Vilarrasa has been pivotal in maintaining possession and progressing play, while Iker Kortajarena has been steadily improving as a link between midfield and attack, facilitating their offensive actions. They will face a challenge with starting goalkeeper Juan Pérez suspended for the next round.