Valladolid's quicker central combinations meet an Albacete side that can advance down the right. Both defenses have recently allowed opponents into useful shooting positions. Burgos are more direct, while Granada build repeated attacks from wide areas. Their clash turns on Granada's pressure and the space Burgos can use behind it.
Ponceau and Víctor Fernández have brought the ball close to Latasa and Arnu, helping Valladolid create ten and twelve box attempts in its last two league matches. Albacete's Soberón crossed for Rober against Eibar, and their attack reached the box repeatedly. Valladolid then conceded a strong second-half response at Las Palmas, while Albacete's back line gave Eibar clear looks. The players Albacete are reported to be missing were also absent from that Eibar performance; Ortuño is available again to help the midfield and dead-ball delivery. I expect chances from Valladolid's high recoveries and Albacete's right-sided supply, so I'm siding with a goal from each team in this match.
Burgos can release Llabrés and Curro quickly toward Karrikaburu, as they did for the opening goal at Almería. Granada's Gumbau and Alcaraz help move play wide toward Rodelas and Arnáiz, and Granada have kept reaching the box in their recent matches. Marqués missed Granada's last match, when Arnáiz took the central scoring role; Burgos have Sierra and Sergio González available again after they missed Almería. Granada's pressure should bring entries and second balls, while Burgos' direct passes can reach the space beyond Granada's advanced players. I'm siding with Burgos and Granada each finding a goal.
