La Liga double shots: Betis s aftermath of the European War VS Osasuna s giant killer! These funny operations are hidden in these two games?

Dear fans, the La Liga doubles are about to start on Thursday! Today we will use a relaxed and humorous way to talk about the two focus battles of Vallecano VS Betis, Osasuna VS Atletico Madrid. After watching it, you will find that the scripts on the football field are even more exciting than TV series!

1. Vallecano VS Betis: Calabash saves grandpa, saves one, and cheats one?

1. Vallecano: Defense is the art of the goal, offense is the metaphysics

Vallecano is currently ranked 8th, and there is still 6 points away from the qualification of the European Union, which basically belongs to the "no desires and no desires". However, their defense can be called the "La Liga version of the Iron Barrel". They conceded only 42 goals in 35 rounds this season, conceded 1.1 goals per game at home, and recently they have also blocked Getafe and Las Palmas in a row. But the offensive end is like a "blind box". Although De Thomas (11 goals) has recovered recently, like Popeye who ate spinach, his overall firepower is still weak, with only 1 win in his last 6 home games, and averaging 1.29 goals per game.

2. Betis: Attack is as fierce as a tiger, defense is covered with paper?

Betis ranks 6th, only 3 points from the Champions League, full of fighting spirit. Their offensive end is a "luxury package". The forward combination composed of Anthony (8 goals and 5 assists) and Bakambu (10 goals and 4 assists) who were loaned in the winter window has contributed 2 goals and 2 assists in the last three games, and the wing breakthrough and set pieces (4th in the league) are even more amazing. But the defensive end is like a "window-leaking window". It has conceded 12 goals in the last 6 league rounds, conceded 2 goals per game, and the away goal conced rate is 30%, especially the success rate of high-altitude top-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-square-squa

3. Key contradictions: Sequelae of European War VS Home Metaphysics

Betis just experienced overtime in the European Union semi-finals. The main players Isco, Anthony and others played for 120 minutes, and their physical energy was consumed hugely. It is very likely that some of the main players will be rotated in this game, such as letting Isco rest, and even accumulating strength for the final on May 29 in advance. Vallecano remains unbeaten in the last 5 games at home, with a clear psychological advantage, especially his record of defeating Betis 2-0 at home this season, which is a "Betis nemesis".

4. Score prediction: Betis' small victory or draw

Overall, Betis has obvious advantages on the offensive end, but hidden dangers on the defense line and physical fitness problems may be exploited by Vallecano. Recommended scores: 1-2 (Bettis's small victory), 1-1 (draw), 2-3 goals. However, be careful that if Betis rotates the main force, he may become a "cauldron saves grandpa", saves one, and cheats one!

2. Osasuna VS Atletico Madrid: The giant killer VS away from home, who is better?

1. Osasuna: The "flat-headed brother" who specializes in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction

Osasuna ranks 7th and still has hope of impacting the qualification of the European Union. Their home court can be called the "devil's home court", with a winning rate of 48%, and has been unbeaten in 8 games in the last 10 home courts. They have also defeated powerful teams such as Real Madrid and Girona, and can be called "heroic killers". The offensive end relies on Budimir (19 goals, third in the league), but the midfielder Moncayola was injured, and Ruvan Garcia from the right was doubtful, and the offensive organization was restricted. The defensive end has improved significantly recently, with two clean sheets in the last three games, but the central defender combination David Garcia (suspended) and Cartner (injury) are absent at the same time. The substitute air defense ability is ineffective, and the success rate of high-altitude ball heading is only 45%, which just hits the gun of Atletico Madrid's new air dominant Throat (a big four-game last round).

2. Atletico Madrid: The weak "human bomber"

Atletico Madrid ranks third and has been qualified for the Champions League, but it needs to consolidate the league runner-up to improve the Champions League seed ranking. Their offensive end was led by Throat (19 goals) and Griezmann, and they beat Real Sociedad 4-0 in the last round and were in a hot state. However, the away performance is a "double-faced personality", with only 7 wins, 6 draws and 4 losses in 17 away games, with a winning rate of 42%, and a per-game positive rate of only 38%, far lower than the 62% at home. The top scorer Griezmann's away goals accounted for less than 30%. Although the defensive end lost 0.79 goals per game in the league, there are hidden dangers in the away high-altitude defense, with a defensive turnover rate of set-pieces as high as 18%. Osasuna scored 7 goals through corner kicks this season (fifth in La Liga). Atletico Madrid is afraid of a headache for this "use of one's own strengths to attack the other's weaknesses".

3. Key contradictions: Battle intention game vs. psychological suppression

Although Atletico Madrid has the intention to fight, the problem of away weakness has not been solved. Osasuna is strong at home and defeated Atletico Madrid 2-0 last season, ending the record of losing streak in the confrontation. However, Atletico Madrid has an absolute advantage in 9 wins and 1 loss in the last 10 matches, and its psychological suppression is obvious. This game can be called a "psychological war".

4. Score prediction: Atletico Madrid has a small victory or a draw

Overall, Atletico Madrid has the advantage in overall strength, but its away offensive efficiency is low, and Osasuna's home resilience may create an upset. Recommended scores: 1-2 (Atle Madrid wins), 1-1 (draw), 2-3 goals. However, it should be noted that if Atletico Madrid locks in the league runner-up in advance, it may strategically rotate the lineup. Osasuna may be able to "steal" a point at that time!

3. Risk warning: These details may make you "turn aside"!

1. Betis' rotation risk: If Betis rotates the main players for the European League finals, such as giving Anthony a rest, the offensive firepower may be greatly reduced, and Vallecano's counterattack may be easier.

2. Atletico Madrid's intentions are: Although Atletico Madrid needs to consolidate the league runner-up, if the ranking is locked in advance, some main players may be rotated, such as letting Griezmann rest, and the offensive efficiency may decline.

3. Injury impact: The injuries of key players such as Vallecano's De Thomas, Betis' Roca, Osasuna's Budimir may directly affect the results of the game. Be sure to pay attention to the lineup adjustment on the spot..

4. Summary: Football is round, everything is possible!

These two games can be said to be "a match that match will meet a good talent". Betis' offensive and defensive contradictions, Osasuna's home metaphysics, and Atletico Madrid's away weak all made the game full of suspense. However, the biggest charm of football lies in uncertainty. Maybe Vallecano can "steal" a point, and Osasuna can "excited" Atletico Madrid!

Finally, I would like to remind everyone that although football is fun, betting should be cautious. Only by combining on-the-spot lineup adjustments and institutional data and rational analysis can we improve the winning rate!