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Sevilla vs Oviedo Prediction LaLiga 14.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 13 December 2025

Sevilla vs Oviedo Prediction LaLiga Prediction and Betting Tips

Sevilla vs Oviedo Prediction and Betting Tips for LaLiga, scheduled for Sunday, December 14, 2025, at 13:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Premier Sports and LaLiga TV from the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in Sevilla. Both sides arrive low on confidence and even lower on goals, which already shapes the mood. Sevilla’s season has been noisy but uneven, while Oviedo look stuck in neutral. In this article, you’ll discover LaLiga Predictions from XpertStats tipsters.

Sevilla average 3.14 total goals per match this season, with BTTS landing in 71 percent of games.
Sevilla commit an average of 17 fouls per match, among the highest combined figures in this fixture.
Oviedo have failed to score in their last five matches across all venues.
Oviedo matches average 23.28 fouls, pointing to a physical, stop-start rhythm.
Sevilla see over 4.5 cards in 71 percent of their matches this season.
Oviedo have drawn three of their last five games, relying heavily on defensive structure.

Sevilla come into this match having taken just four points from their last five games, a return that feels flat for a side used to higher standards. Goals have been an issue lately, with only three scored in that run and two matches ending scoreless for them. Still, their overall numbers hint at chaos. Sevilla average 3.14 goals per game this season, with 71 percent seeing both teams score. At home, they press hard, win corners, and rack up fouls, sometimes to their own detriment.

Over 24.5 Fouls @1.54
This fixture sets up perfectly for a high foul count. Sevilla commit an average of 17 fouls per match and win over 16, which tells you how intense and physical their games tend to be. When they struggle to create clear chances, that intensity often spills over into rash challenges. Oviedo, meanwhile, average 12.57 fouls committed per game and are comfortable breaking rhythm whenever possible. Given they have not scored in five straight matches, their priority here is survival, not style. That usually means compact lines, late pressure, and stopping Sevilla transitions early. Add in the fact that both teams are low on confidence and points, and you have the recipe for a tense, stop-start contest. Referees rarely let these games flow. Over 24.5 fouls fits the match narrative and aligns neatly with both teams’ season-long disciplinary profiles.