Real Madrid welcome Mallorca to the Santiago Bernabéu on August 30 in a clash that, on paper, feels like a formality for the hosts. Real sit third in the early table with two wins from two and have carried an imposing run into the new season: nine wins from their last ten matches overall and a pair of La Liga victories that underline their appetite for another domestic title charge. Mallorca, struggling to find consistency, occupy 16th after picking up a single point from their opening two fixtures and arriving at the Bernabéu off the back of a 1-1 draw with Celta de Vigo.
The statistics paint a stark picture. Real have fired 44 total shots across their opening matches with 15 on target, complementing impressive attacking numbers with two clean sheets so far — and they’ve conceded none in league play. Their attacking tempo is relentless: an average of 162.5 attacks and 90 dangerous attacks underlines how frequently they impose themselves in the final third. Recent match reports also carry a clear narrative: a 3-0 win away at Real Oviedo and earlier victories that include a 4-0 visit to WSG Tirol. Kylian Mbappé’s best-player billing in the last outing points to a side clicking at full throttle.
Mallorca’s season has been much more fraught. They mustered a draw with Celta but that followed a 3-0 loss to Barcelona, and their underlying numbers show fewer penetration opportunities: just 16 shots total, five on target, and an average of 79.5 attacks with only 30.5 deemed dangerous. Defensively they have already shipped four goals in the league and have yet to keep a clean sheet. Against a Real side that averages eight corners to Mallorca’s three and dominates most attacking metrics, Mallorca will need a defensive masterclass to silence the Bernabéu.
Given the gulf in form, possession and attacking threat, Real Madrid are overwhelming favorites to take this one. The head-to-head from May saw Real triumph 2-1, and current season data suggests a repeat in dominance is likely — Real’s blend of precision shooting and defensive solidity versus Mallorca’s limited attacking output is a recipe for a home victory.
Back Real Madrid to win (1) at the available 1X2 odds of 1.19. The implied probability of 84.03% reflects the strong likelihood of a Madrid victory based on recent form, shot and attack metrics, and the Bernabéu advantage. This is the clearest value play between the 1X2 and goal markets given the information provided.
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