In the last season of the La Liga championship Cadiz chalked up eight wins and 15 peaceful outcomes in 38 rounds, which in the end amounted to 39 points. They managed to take the saving 17th place in the standings, being only one point away from the relegation zone. The start in the Spanish Cup was not bad, where the team easily made its way through the first stages, after which they lost to Valencia in the penalty shootout. Over the summer Rubens Alcaraza and Viktor Hoost appeared in the team, while Theo Bongonda from Genk became the most expensive acquisition (3 million euros). The start of the new championship was unsuccessful. In four rounds the “yellow-blue” chalked up four defeats in a row. It is noteworthy that the wards of Sergio Gonzalez have never been able to hit the gates of opponents. In the last two rounds, the hosts lost to Athletic (0:4) and Celta (0:3). Today Alcaras and Mabil, who has a muscle injury, will not be able to enter the field.
Last year Barcelona did not win a single trophy and only by the end of the season managed to find their game. The result of the last championship was 21 victories and 10 draws, which corresponded to 73 points and the second position in the standings. In addition, the team eventually reached the second position in La Liga in terms of performance. 68 times the Catalans hit the opponents’ goal. The performances of the team in the Spanish Cup and the Champions League were unsuccessful, where the Catalans could not reach the spring stage for the first time in recent years. In the summer, management spent 150 million on new players. Robert Lewandowski, Rafinha and Kunde joined the team. The start in the new championship of the Primera was successful, bringing them three wins and a draw, which corresponds to 10 points and the second position. In the last game the Catalans defeated Sevilla (3:0). The start of the group stage of the Champions League was confident. The guests defeated Victoria (5:1). More accurate football prediction can be obtained from the link provided.
