Sevilla vs Leganes Prediction 4 May 2025
🔊 Which team will be the first to break their winless streak? One of the standout fixtures in Sunday's La Liga schedule is the clash between Sevilla and Leganes at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. Both clubs can be considered among the main underperformers in recent rounds. However, both the Nervionenses and the Pepineros remain actively involved in the relegation battle. Despite this, bookmakers favor the home side and predict their eventual success, with odds set at 1.78.
Head-to-Head
📊 In the elite Spanish division, the teams have faced each other only 9 times. Here's the complete breakdown: Sevilla have claimed 4 victories, there have been 2 draws, and Leganés have secured 3 wins. In the first round of the current season, the "Pepineros" managed to defeat the "Nervionenses" (1-0) with a successfully converted penalty.
Head-to-head statistics Sevilla - Leganes

Sevilla Team Overview
🔴 The dismissal of García Pimienta has yet to impact the performance of Sevilla. Under Joaquín Caparrós, the Nervionenses settled for a draw against Alavés (1-1) and suffered a defeat to Osasuna (0-1). Currently, the team from the namesake city is deeply embroiled in the relegation battle, with just a 5-point cushion above the danger zone. Interestingly, in 2025, Sevilla have yet to secure a victory in home matches, recording 4 draws and 3 losses.
Match Results: Sevilla

Leganes Team Overview
🟢 Leganes' winless streak has now stretched to seven matches. The "Pepineros" are firmly in the relegation zone, trailing the crucial 17th spot by four points. However, it's worth highlighting their performance in a recent clash with Girona (1-1). Despite Seidouba Cisse's red card in the 19th minute, the team from the namesake city managed to salvage a draw thanks to Munir's goal in the 92nd minute. Notably, Leganes' away games have been particularly lackluster-their last road victory dates back to mid-December, when they defeated Barcelona 1-0.
Match Results: Leganes
Latest news
Sevilla
📣 Joaquin Caparros appeared disheartened following his team's recent defeat to Osasuna (0-1). He addressed the media: “We leave disappointed, as the team put in a lot of effort and managed to neutralize Osasuna. We had numerous clear chances, but in football, the main thing is to win. Nonetheless, I must thank the players for their dedication and desire to win.”
📢 Ahead of the home clash with Leganes, journalists caught up with Suso. Here are some key points from the press conference: “The team is working well. With the new coach, we would have definitely won both matches if we had taken our chances. Sunday will be a tough test. However, our fans are special, and we must be united with them. I urge them to keep trusting and supporting us because we are capable of achieving more.”
❌ Among the unavailable players for the upcoming match are Eikur Adams (hip injury), Nianzou Kouassi (hip injury), Ruben Vargas (hamstring injury), and Dodi Lukebakio (suspension). Albert Sambi Lokonga remains doubtful as he continues his recovery from a hamstring injury.
Leganes
📣 Borja Jimenez struggled to find the right words after the 1-1 draw against Girona, yet he continues to praise his players' performance: “Today, we defended more than in other matches, controlled many phases of the game, but made a crucial mistake that essentially determined the outcome. I always emphasize: playing with ten men at this level is very challenging. My message to the guys was as clear as lightning: 'You must stay alive.' And they managed to do that. The management knows the work we're putting in. They see us every day. Of course, this support is comforting. I understand the fans because we aren't winning, and winning is essential. We know that. That's why we're heading to Seville to give it our all. We have a goal that we must not betray.”
🔝 Leganes midfielders Ivan Neyou and Seydouba Cisse have been nominated for the “Best African Player in La Liga 2024/25.” Both players are key figures in the midfield for Borja Jimenez.
❌ Seydouba Cisse's red card in the last round leaves him out of the crucial clash with Sevilla. Meanwhile, Borna Barisic (knee injury) and Enric Franquesa (knee injury) remain sidelined. Matija Nastasic's muscle injury puts his participation in the upcoming match in doubt.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
The referee for this clash is Alejandro Hernandez. This season, the Spaniard has officiated 16 La Liga matches, averaging 5.31 yellow cards per game. Let's take a look at the average number of yellow cards in matches involving each team this season: Sevilla averages 4.9, while Leganes averages 4.1. A reasonable betting option seems to be over 4.5 total yellow cards.
⚽️ Goal Prediction
In 7 of Sevilla's last 9 matches, there have been no more than 2 goals scored. A similar trend is seen in 4 of Leganes' last 5 games. The fight for survival forces both teams to play cautiously at the back, often opting for straightforward attacking plays. We believe that expecting a spectacle at the "Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan" might be misguided. We'll go with under 2.5 goals total.
🚩 Corner Prediction
Leganes average the fewest corners in the league, with just 2.9 per game. Moreover, in 7 of the last 8 head-to-head encounters between these teams, there have been no more than 10 corners. This trend is also relevant for 6 of Sevilla's last 7 matches. We'll opt for under 10.5 total corners.
Editor's Prediction
A tense battle is expected between teams with different goals: Sevilla are trying to secure a spot above the relegation zone, while Leganes are desperate to climb out of it at any cost. The teams have shared seven consecutive low-scoring matches, and we don't anticipate this match to be any different. The main bet is on total goals under 2.5.