Albacete Balompié vs Real Valladolid: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 21 Sep '25)

Grab your popcorn and prepare for a rollercoaster of excitement as Albacete Balompié prepare to face off against Real Valladolid in this LaLiga 2 showdown. The showdown is set at the grand Carlos Belmonte in Spain, and the action unfolds on Sunday, 21st September 2025. Will Albacete or Valladolid triumph this time? Only time will tell!

Looking back at the heart-pounding duels between the two titans, Albacete Balompié and Real Valladolid are locked in a friendly rivalry. Each team has managed to clinch a victory, while they amicably shared the spoils once in their last three encounters. Their most recent bash on Monday, 12th February 2024, left both sides in a tie, with neither team managing to overshadow the other.

But, brace yourselves, as recent performances are a mixed bag! Albacete Balompié enters the fray fresh from a goalless tango with Real Zaragoza, a dance that left everyone guessing. Meanwhile, Real Valladolid emerges with verve and zest, having trampled Almería 3-1 in a bout of football prowess. On the league table, Albacete seems to be doing its best to wave from the 21st position, while Valladolid strides majestically in the 3rd spot.

In player showdowns: Real Valladolid will have to keep a close watch on A. Medina, Albacete’s sharpshooter with a whopping 3 goals to his name this season. Similarly, the Albacete defense better have their eyes peeled for S. Biuk, who is gifting assists generously with 3 already under his belt for Real Valladolid.

When it comes to star ratings: Albacete Balompié flaunts shining performances with Agus Medina (7.3), Jon Morcillo (7.26), and Antonio Puertas (6.96) leading the charge. Not to be outdone, Real Valladolid showcases the prowess of Iván Alejo (7.26), Pablo Tomeo (7.26), and Amath Ndiaye (7.2).

Possession, they say, is nine-tenths of the law, and it seems both teams have agreed to share the love evenly at 45.6%. Corners might just be the way to predict an edge, though, with Albacete averaging 4.4 to Valladolid’s stormy 7.4 per match. Beware the wrath of referees, for the card count reads like a tough love letter: Albacete with 11 yellow, 2 red, and 0 penalty goals conceded; Real Valladolid, on the other hand, balances the yellow cards at 17 but matches the red card count at 2, minus any penalty mischief.

As we look ahead and mix up the stats, the form indicates Real Valladolid might just have the upper hand to gallop towards glory. However, with football’s capricious nature, it might just as easily swing in Albacete’s favor. Buckle up and enjoy the unpredictable brilliance of soccer!