Espanyol vs Sevilla Prediction and Betting Tips for the Spanish La Liga fixture, scheduled for Monday, November 24, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on DAZN Espana and Premier Sports from the RCDE Stadium in Cornella de Llobregat. Sevilla, sitting ninth with 16 points, travel to a determined Espanyol side who have gathered 18 points from their first 12 games. In this preview, you’ll find the latest insights and expert LaLiga Predictions from XpertStats analysts.

• Espanyol seek to bounce back after two straight league defeats.
• Sevilla aim for back-to-back wins despite several injury concerns.
• Both sides average over 2.7 total goals per match this season.
• Espanyol’s home form meets Sevilla’s strong away record in a high-stakes clash.

Espanyol’s season so far has been quietly impressive, even if the recent dip has raised eyebrows. Five wins, three draws, and four losses have kept them within touching distance of the top five, but consecutive defeats to Alaves and Villarreal have stung. At home, though, they’ve looked sharp: 13 points from seven games says it all. Their average of 1.43 goals scored and 1.29 conceded per match reflects balance but not dominance. Still, their matches rarely lack drama, with 71% going over 1.5 goals and a fiery 86% surpassing 3.5 cards. You can feel the tension in Cornella; they’ll be desperate not to make it three defeats on the spin. Can they flip the momentum?

Sevilla arrive with confidence but also baggage, literally, in the form of injuries. Coach Matias Almeyda has to juggle absentees like Alexis Sanchez, Tanguy Nianzou, and Fabio Cardoso, while Jose Angel Carmona serves a suspension. Even so, the visitors are unbeaten in their last 12 meetings with Espanyol. That’s some psychological edge. They’ve scored 1.33 goals per game while conceding 1.5, and 83% of their fixtures have seen at least two goals. Their 2.83 goals-per-game average is slightly higher than Espanyol’s, showing their open style, exciting but risky. As Almeyda said recently, “We can’t keep relying on moments; we need control.” That’s a bold admission, but maybe the right one.

Ruben Vargas is one to watch. The Swiss midfielder has been directly involved in seven of Sevilla’s 18 league goals, finding rhythm and confidence lately. He’s scored or assisted in each of his last three appearances, blending work rate with flair. Sevilla’s 26.33 fouls per match underline their aggressive edge, and that often translates into cards, 3 per match on average. With tempers bound to flare in this matchup, the referee might have his hands full. Espanyol, no strangers to physical play themselves, average 23.14 fouls per game and 5.29 cards. That’s combustible.

History leans Sevilla’s way, they’ve beaten Espanyol in 83 of 168 meetings, with the hosts winning just 52. But this Espanyol feels different: more structured, hungrier, maybe even a little fearless. Still, breaking that 12-game winless run against Sevilla won’t be easy. It’s hard to say how this will end, but goals and discipline (or the lack of it) are likely to define the story. That said, football has a funny way of surprising us. Could this be the night Espanyol finally rewrite their narrative? You can track this and other LaLiga Predictions right here at XpertStats.