Levante vs Real Madrid Prediction and Betting Tips for Tuesday, September 23, at the Estadio Ciutat de Valencia. Newly-promoted Levante hope to build on their impressive 4-0 win over Girona, while La Liga leaders Real Madrid arrive with six consecutive victories across all competitions. In this article, you’ll find LaLiga Predictions from XpertStats experts, analyzing stats, form, and key players.

• Levante scored 4-0 against Girona in their last match, showing attacking promise.
• Real Madrid have won six consecutive matches under Xabi Alonso.
• Both teams frequently score, with Levante averaging 4.5 goals per match.
• Levante have won three of their last eight La Liga games vs Real Madrid.

Levante’s season has been a rollercoaster so far. After losing their opening three matches against Alaves, Barcelona, and Elche, the Granotes bounced back with a thrilling draw at Real Betis and then dismantled Girona 4-0 last Saturday. Karl Etta Eyong scored amid two red cards for Girona, while Carlos Alvarez, Ivan Romero, and Goduine Koyalipou all found the net. Can Levante sustain this momentum against a powerhouse like Real Madrid? Their average of 2 goals scored per game, coupled with 2.5 conceded, makes them a team that can entertain fans with end-to-end action.

Real Madrid, led by Xabi Alonso, have been clinical. Six wins in a row, including a 2-0 victory over Espanyol last Saturday, underline their dominance. They’ve conceded just 0.5 goals per match on average and scored 2.5, highlighting a balance between attack and defense. Even with injuries to Trent Alexander-Arnold, Antonio Rudiger, and Ferland Mendy, the squad looks deep. With Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappe firing, it’s hard to see them dropping points, yet Levante’s unpredictability could make for an intriguing contest.

Looking at the head-to-head, Real Madrid have historically dominated, winning 20 of the last 30 meetings. Still, Levante have taken three of the last eight, showing they can compete. Tuesday’s match could easily follow the pattern of goals from both sides, as Levante have seen both teams score in all of their games this season. Real Madrid have BTTS in 50% of their matches, so there’s a reasonable chance we’ll see both sides finding the net once again. That said, history favors Los Blancos to take at least a point.

Team news is fairly clear. Levante have no fresh injuries, so Calero has a full squad, with Eyong and Romero leading the attack. Real Madrid’s Alonso may rotate, giving minutes to Arda Guler and Brahim Diaz. Dean Huijsen returns from suspension, shoring up the defense, while Jude Bellingham and Eduardo Camavinga could see substitute action. With all key players fit, the stage is set for an attacking spectacle, which may satisfy those looking for goals as well as drama at the Ciutat de Valencia.

Ultimately, this fixture promises goals and excitement. Levante’s free-flowing attacking play meets Real Madrid’s clinical efficiency, suggesting a high-scoring contest. Considering the stats and styles, both teams are likely to score. Fans can expect a lively encounter that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats. Our LaLiga Predictions favor an entertaining clash, where even the underdogs might leave their mark before the final whistle.