On November 4, 2023, Albacete and Elche will face off in a football match. Here are our predictions and betting tips for the game.
Predictions

On November 4, 2023, Albacete and Elche will face off in a football match. Here are our predictions and betting tips for the game.

Posted on by Matthew Reynolds

Our forecast for this match in the Segunda Division:

Albacete

Albacete

Elche

Elche

The Estadio Carlos Belmonte in Albacete will be the venue for the 14th match of the new Segunda Division season between Albacete and Elche. El Queso Mecanico has not been performing at their best, having lost four out of their last five games. Due to their struggles in scoring, it would not be wise to bet on a home win. Antonio Cristian is hoping to make a return to the starting lineup, but Sergi Maestre is still sidelined with a tendon injury. Midfielder Pedro Benito’s availability is uncertain.

The Franjiverdes, however, have been performing well in La Liga 2 recently, defeating Huesca and Tenerife and also eliminating CE Europa in the Copa del Rey. Due to Albacete’s struggling form in the Spanish second division, we anticipate that the away team will secure a victory in Saturday’s match. Sergio Leon Limones and John Donald Chetauya are both injured and will not be playing for the visiting team.

The game will take place on 04/11/2023 at 9:00 PM.

Prediction:
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Highlighted Team (Albacete):

Albacete

In August of 1940, Albacete was founded as a Spanish club and their home stadium, Carlos Belmonte, has a capacity of 17,524 people. Currently, they compete in Segunda Division, but in the 1990s they were a regular in La Liga.

Their highest placement in the top division of Spanish football was during the 1991/92 season, where they secured 7th place in the final rankings. El Queso Mecanico, also known as Clockwork Cheese, has never competed in European tournaments on behalf of Spain. The iconic player for the club is Spanish legend Andres Iniesta. Hailing from Albacete, Iniesta played a crucial role in saving his hometown club from bankruptcy in December 2011 by becoming their majority shareholder.

Consequently, Iniesta received a statue in his hometown of Albacete as a tribute. When playing at their home stadium, El Queso Mecanico dons white jerseys and shorts, while their away kit features black and purple as the primary colors.