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Osasuna vs Alaves Prediction LaLiga 20.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 19 December 2025

Osasuna vs Alaves Prediction LaLiga

Osasuna vs Alaves Prediction and Betting Tips for La Liga take centre stage on Saturday, December 20, 2025, with kick off scheduled for 17:30 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 2 and LaLiga TV from El Sadar in Pamplona. Both sides arrive under pressure and separated by just three points in the table. In this article, you will find Spain La Liga Predictions powered by XpertStats, blending numbers with match context. Can either side really afford mistakes here?

Osasuna average 1.57 goals scored per home match but concede 1.14 at El Sadar.
Alaves score just 0.43 goals per away game, one of their biggest season issues.
Only 14 percent of Alaves away matches go over 2.5 total goals.
Osasuna home games average 2.71 total goals, showing controlled rather than open play.
BTTS lands in 57 percent of Osasuna home fixtures but only 29 percent for Alaves away.
Card and foul averages suggest a physical, stop start contest is likely.

Osasuna at home remain a tough read. They score an average of 1.57 goals per match in Pamplona, yet games rarely spiral out of control. Their total goals per home match sits at 2.71, with over 2.5 goals landing in just 43 percent. BTTS shows up in 57 percent, hinting at moments of vulnerability. Defensively they concede 1.14 on average, but their structure usually keeps matches tight. El Sadar crowds demand grit first, flair second.

Under 2.5 Goals @1.50
Backing Under 2.5 Goals here is less about fear and more about pattern recognition. Osasuna are not reckless at home. They score 1.57 goals per match but also keep games on a short leash, conceding 1.14 on average. Over 2.5 goals hits in fewer than half their home fixtures. Alaves away numbers lean even further toward caution. With only 0.43 goals scored per away match and 86 percent of games staying under 2.5, their intent is clear. They defend, disrupt, and accept long spells without the ball. BTTS lands in just 29 percent of their away games, suggesting clean sheets or narrow defeats are common. The foul and card data also point to a stop start flow, which rarely helps goal counts rise. This feels like a game played in small margins.