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Prediction – Huesca 2 – Cádiz 2

Recent form

As Huesca and Cadiz prepare to face each other at the Estadio El Alcoraz, both teams bring a different boost to the match based on their recent performances. Huesca’s last five league games have been somewhat inconsistent, with a record of two wins, two draws and one loss. They achieved a decisive away win against Burgos (0-1) and a resounding win against Castellón (1-4), showing potential in their attacking abilities. However, defeat at home against Córdoba (1-2) and draw against FC Andorra (1-1) and Racing de Santander (1-1) highlight the areas of concern, especially in maintaining home advantage and turning draws into wins. Cadiz, on the other hand, enters this match with a slightly more positive trajectory. They have managed three wins, a draw and a loss in their last five league games. Notably, they achieved a solid home win over Castellón (2-0) and a thrilling win over Sporting Gijón (3-2), which demonstrates their attacking prowess. Their only recent setback was a narrow defeat at Granada (1-2), but they bounced back effectively with a draw against Deportivo La Coruña (2-2) and an away win at Albacete (0-1). In their recent head-to-head meetings, Cádiz have had the upper hand, winning three of the last five meetings, including a decisive 4-0 win in May 2025. Huesca’s last win against Cádiz came in October 2024, when they triumphed 3-1 at home. Given current form and historical context, Cadiz might feel a little more confident, but Huesca will be keen to use their home advantage to swing the momentum in their favour.

Huesca Last 5 League matches

Huesca’s recent performances in Liga 2 have been marked by a combination of resistance and inconsistency. In their last five league games, they have managed two draws, two wins and one loss. This course of form highlights both his potential and the areas that need improvement, particularly in maintaining discipline and possession. A closer look reveals Huesca’s tendency to be outplayed by their rivals, as seen in matches against FC Andorra and Córdoba, where they only had 28% and 34% possession, respectively. However, he managed a draw against Andorra and a small defeat against Córdova. His ability to take advantage of limited possession was evident in the 4-1 win over Castelló, where he controlled 55% of the game, demonstrating his potential when it comes to dominating the ball. However, the high number of yellow and red cards against Córdoba suggests that discipline is an area that requires attention, which may affect their ability to maintain their composure at crucial moments. Diego Aznar’s injury is a concern, especially in terms of squad depth and defensive stability. His absence could put pressure on players like Álvaro Carrillo and Jorge Pulido to increase its defensive role. The predicted line-up indicates a balanced approach, with Dani Jiménez in goal providing a solid base, while the midfield, led by Francisco Portillo i Dani Ojedawill be key for the transition of play and to support the attack led by Jordi Escobar and Enol Rodríguez. Overall, Huesca’s strengths lie in their defensive resilience and ability to perform under pressure, as seen in their win against Burgos despite being outplayed. However, to ensure success at Estadio El Alcoraz, they must improve their discipline and maintain better control of possession. With a strategic alignment and a focus on taking advantage of their attacking opportunities, Huesca are ready to challenge their opponents effectively.

Cadiz Last 5 League games

Cadiz have put in a mixed bag of performances in their last five Ligue 2 games, showing both resilience and areas they need to improve. Despite managing two wins, two draws and one loss, their journey has been marred by fluctuating possession and discipline issues. Their recent 1-2 defeat against Granada highlighted their struggle to capitalize on possession, despite dominating with 61%. The team’s discipline has also been put to the test as they have received one red card and two yellows, which could indicate the need for more calm on the pitch. On the other hand, Cadiz’s win against Albacete showed their ability to keep their composure and secure victory with a narrow 0-1. They managed to control 53% of the possession, and the match was characterized by a balanced number of corners, indicating a more strategic approach. Their win against Sporting de Gijón, a thrilling 3-2 match, underlined their attacking capabilities, although they conceded 62% of possession to their opponents, highlighting their confidence in counter-attacking play. Injury concerns, particularly the absence of Jon Ander Garrido with a patellar tendon problem, have affected Cadiz’s midfield depth. However, the predicted line-up suggests a stable formation with Victor Wehbi Aznar in goal and a defensive line-up with Jorge Moreno and Iza Carcelén. The midfield, led by Moussa Diakité and Javi Ontiveroshe is expected to anchor the team’s efforts both defensively and offensively. As they approach their next game at Estadio El Alcoraz, Cadiz will likely focus on strengthening their defensive composure and capitalizing on their counter-attacking prowess. His mixed possession stats indicate a preference for soaking up pressure and launching quick attacks. The team’s discipline on the pitch will be crucial, as previous encounters have shown a tendency to accumulate cards. Overall, Cadiz must build on its strengths and mitigate its weaknesses to effectively tackle the challenges ahead.

Team news and injuries

Injuries and suspensions of Huesca

• Diego Aznar (Knee Injury)

Cadiz injuries and suspensions

• Jon Ander Garrido (Patella Tendon Problems)

Head-to-head (H2H) registration and summary.

H2H Last 5

Detailed H2H analysis

The clash between Huesca and Cádiz reveals a competitive rivalry with a slight edge favoring Cádiz in recent clashes. In the last five games, Cádiz have managed three wins, while Huesca have managed one win and one draw. In particular, Cadiz’s wins have often been characterized by a solid defensive performance, as evidenced by 1-0 wins in October 2025 and October 2019. These matches highlight Cadiz’s ability to capitalize on limited scoring opportunities while maintaining a solid defensive line. In contrast, Huesca’s only win, a 3-1 win in October 2024, demonstrated their potential to exploit Cadiz’s defensive vulnerabilities when they manage to control tempo and possession. Analyzing recent match patterns, Cadiz have shown a propensity to dominate possession, most notably in their recent 1-0 win where they controlled 59% of the ball. However, Huesca can take heart from their effective counter-attacking style on display during the 3-1 win, where they achieved a higher percentage of possession against the general trend. The next game could be influenced by the current injuries, with Huesca missing Diego Aznar and Cadiz without Jon Ander Garrido. Both teams will have to adjust their strategies accordingly. Huesca’s expected line-up features a mix of experienced defenders like Álvaro Carrillo and promising forwards like Jordi Escobar, suggesting a balanced approach. Meanwhile, the line-up of Cadiz, with players like Javi Ontiveros and García Pascual, indicates a focus on creative midfield play and offensive prowess. As such, the match could hinge on whether Huesca can disrupt Cadiz’s possession-based play or whether Cadiz can break down Huesca’s defensive set-up.

Expected lineups

• Formation: 4-4-2
• Players: Dani Jiménez (Goalkeeper), Toni Abad (Defender),Álvaro Carrillo (Defender),Jorge Pulido (Defender),Julio Alonso (Defender)Iker Kortajarena (Midfielder),Francisco Portillo (Midfielder),Dani Ojeda (Midfielder)Ángel Pérez (Midfielder), Jordi Escobar (attacker), Enol Rodríguez (attacker)

• Formation: 4-4-2
• Players: Victor Wehbi Aznar (Goalkeeper),Jorge Moreno (Defense),Iker Recio (Defender),Iza Carcelén (Defence)Mario Climent (Defender),Moussa Diakité (Midfielder)Sergio Ortuño (Midfielder), Antoñito Cordero (Midfielder),Javi Ontiveros (Midfielder),Dawda Camara (striker),García Pascual (forward)