This Segunda División clash between two evenly-matched sides sitting on 21 points each promises to be a tactical affair. Cordoba enters with superior recent form, averaging 1.40 points per game compared to Cadiz's 1.00, and boasts a more potent attack with 1.20 goals per game versus Cadiz's struggling 0.60. The home side has been solid defensively, conceding exactly one goal per game over their last ten matches, while showing attacking intent with 13.88 shots per game. However, their home form has been inconsistent with just a 25% win rate at their own stadium, drawing half of their last four home fixtures. Cadiz's away form is particularly concerning. They've managed only 0.60 goals per game on the road and have scored just once in their last five league matches. Their shot statistics tell the story - averaging only 9.11 shots per game with just 2.78 on target, compared to Cordoba's 13.88 and 5.00 respectively. Despite this defensive solidity, their inability to score goals makes them dangerous opponents only in terms of frustrating attacks. The head-to-head record historically favors goals, with both teams scoring in 7 of 9 meetings, but current form suggests a departure from this pattern. Cadiz's recent games have been tight, low-scoring affairs with four of their last six matches featuring under 2.5 goals. With Cordoba's moderate home attack (1.00 goals per game at home) and Cadiz's toothless away display (0.60 goals per game away), the goal expectancy of 1.80 total goals seems accurate. Both teams have identical defensive records conceding one goal per game, suggesting a cagey encounter where neither side will want to make the first mistake. Key Points: • Cadiz averaging just 0.60 goals per game away from home • Cordoba superior recent form (1.40 PPG vs 1.00 PPG) • Both teams conceding exactly 1.00 goals per game • Four of Cadiz's last six matches under 2.5 goals • Cordoba's home win rate only 25% despite better form Given Cadiz's attacking struggles and Cordoba's moderate home scoring record, this looks set to be another low-scoring encounter in what has become a trend for both sides' recent fixtures.