Mallorca vs Osasuna Prediction and Betting Tips for the Spanish La Liga, scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025, at 13:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Premier Sports and ESPN (Esp) from the Estadi Son Moix in Palma de Mallorca. Both sides are just a point apart in the table, locked in a tight battle to move clear of the drop zone. For full match analysis and expert picks, check out our LaLiga Predictions page at XpertStats.

• Mallorca host Osasuna in a crucial La Liga encounter at the Estadi Son Moix.
• Both sides sit just one point apart in the standings, fighting to escape the bottom zone.
• Osasuna come into this one after two straight defeats, while Mallorca lost narrowly at Villarreal.
• Only 17% of Mallorca’s matches have gone over 2.5 goals this season.

Mallorca’s season has been a rollercoaster, short bursts of hope followed by moments of sheer frustration. With only 12 points from 13 matches, Javier Aguirre’s side has struggled to convert possession into goals, averaging just 0.83 per game. Still, their defense at home remains relatively solid, conceding only six goals so far. You can feel the tension rising around Son Moix, where every pass and every missed chance draws a groan. Vedat Muriqi, the team’s leading scorer, will once again carry the weight of expectation on his shoulders. Can he deliver when it matters most?

That said, Mallorca’s numbers tell their own story. Only 17% of their matches have featured over 2.5 goals, and half have seen both teams score. Their games tend to grind rather than flow, tight, tactical affairs where a single set piece can decide the night. It’s not flashy football, but it’s pragmatic. With Toni Lato and Leo Roman sidelined, the home side’s stability will depend heavily on Raillo’s leadership at the back and Darder’s control in midfield.

Osasuna, meanwhile, arrive in Palma bruised but unbroken. Sitting just behind Mallorca in 17th place, they’ve scored a mere 10 goals all season, second-worst in the division. That’s a worrying stat, but not a surprising one. Alessio Lisci’s men are organized and gritty, yet too often lack creativity in the final third. Ante Budimir remains a doubt, and without him, their attack looks toothless. “We just need one to go in,” Lisci said after the defeat to Real Sociedad. Maybe he’s right, but patience is running thin.

Even so, Osasuna’s defensive discipline can’t be ignored. They concede just 1.14 goals per match and have kept two clean sheets in their last four across all competitions. But goals? They’re rare. Only 14% of their games have gone over 2.5 goals this season. When these two sides meet, it’s usually a chess match rather than a shootout. All signs point to another cagey affair, perfect for those who believe in LaLiga Predictions rooted in numbers rather than noise.