H2H: Real Madrid vs Levante – Prediction & Live Scores (La Liga

H2H: Real Madrid vs Levante – Comparison.

After rounding off the scoring vs Celta Vigo, Marco Asensio has seen each of his last six LL home goals come during clean-sheet wins (average margin: 2.33). Meanwhile, Roger Martí equalised in Levante’s last league game (D 2-2), and each of his last nine LL strikes have come during matches producing over 2.5 goals and/or seeing both teams score. Real have kept a first-half clean sheet in each of their last 16 home league wins.

Real Madrid Insights.

Though set to enter February significantly adrift of leaders and local rivals Atlético, Real Madrid are currently unbeaten in nine La Liga (LL) matches (W7, D2), winning both halves in four of the last six victories within that sequence. Home form has made a rich contribution there, with the ‘Galacticos’ winning each of the last 20 LL home games to see them score first. Without a draw in any of their home league games this term (W6, L2), the ‘Galacticos’ have won each of their last four LL home games, consistently doing so via a two-goal margin, and winning the first half 1-0 on three occasions. They also averaged 1.0 goals per match beyond the hour mark across that quartet of victories.

Levante Insights.

Mid-table Levante are in respectable LL form this calendar year (W1, D2, L1), but an onslaught surely awaits them. A pragmatic approach to games such as this has contributed towards a draw rate of 53.33% in league action since the end of the October international break (W4, D8, L3). Interestingly, six of the eight draws within that above sequence saw the first and last match goals separated by less than 30 playing minutes. A draw for Levante would be a very positive result, albeit one extending their existing winless away run in league action (D4, L4), within which all four defeats saw the decisive goal arrive in the second half.