Real Madrid will travel to Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla on 15th Sunday to face Cádiz in a La Liga match. Cadiz will try to give their chances of staying in La Liga a big boost. Real Madrid, who thrashed Levante 6 – 0 on Thursday midweek, earned the La Liga title at the end of April. 

Cadiz is presently 17th in the league standings, two points ahead of 18th-placed Mallorca. With 35 points from 36 games, they might survive this weekend if Mallorca doesn’t win their match against Rayo Vallecano.

Cadiz is looking to win back-to-back titles for the first time since 1993, although they have struggled this season, especially after being in 12th position last season after a lengthy break.

After drawing 0-0 with Real Madrid earlier this season, Cadiz will face Alaves on 22nd May to wrap off their La Liga campaign. However, the two teams met in a similar fixture last season, where Real Madrid won 3-0.

Cádiz vs. Real Madrid Recent Form

Cadiz will be trying to bounce back after losing 3-0 to Real Sociedad in La Liga in their last outing. During the encounter, Cádiz had 47 percent of the possession, having 14 shots on goal, with only one on target. Real Sociedad had 13 shots, seven of which were on goal. Alexander Sørloth in the 19th minute, Adnan Januzaj in the 53rd minute, and Portu in the 98th minute appeared on the scoresheets for Real Sociedad.

The Los Blancos’ latest match was a 6 – 0 La Liga victory over Levante, in which they eclipsed their opponents. Real Madrid enjoyed 54 percent of the possession, and 16 of their 26 shots on goal were on target in that game. Ferland Mendy in the 13th minute, Karim Benzema in the 19th minute, Rodrygo in the (34th minute, and Vinicius Junior in the 45th, 68th, & 83rd minute all scored for Real Madrid. There were 15 shots on goal for Levante UD, but only one of them was on target.

Cádiz has scored eight goals in their past six matches. They have conceded nine goals to be scored against them in the same games. Cádiz’s last two league encounters against Real Madrid have ended in defeat.

At least three goals have been scored in five of the past six Real Madrid games. This period saw an aggregate average of 4.33 goals per match, with Real Madrid scoring an average of 3.17.

Cádiz vs. Real Madrid Team News

Varazdat Haroyan is out for Cadiz again owing to a shoulder issue. Ivan Alejo is a significant worry after being substituted for 12 minutes against Real Sociedad. However, the head boss Sergio is likely to resist the desire to tinker with his lineup, and the team that started Thursday’s game will be reshuffled. Ruben Alcaraz might be called in to strengthen the midfield. Alvaro Negredo is hoping to play with Lucas Perez inside the final third.

The absence of Isco, Marco Asensio, Eden Hazard, Gareth Bale, and Marcelo from Real Madrid’s match against Levante was due to injuries, and they are still doubts about this match.

However, Dani Carvajal is expected to return after being sidelined on Thursday. The team that played last time out is expected to be reshuffled by manager Carlo Ancelotti heading to the European Cup final.

Carlo Ancelotti will rest his most key players, including Carvajal, Eder, Kroos, Militao, and Casemiro, for the La Liga league finals against Real Betis on 22nd May. Vinicius and Benzema, however, are expected to hold their places in the attack.

Cádiz vs. Real Madrid Possible Lineup

Cadiz Possible Starting Lineup:

Jeremías Ledesma, Luis Hernandez, Carlos Akapo, Victor Chust, Rubén Sobrino, Alfonso Espino, José Mari, Rubén Alcaraz, Álvaro Negredo, Oussama Idrissi, and Lucas Perez.

Real Madrid Possible Starting Lineup:

Thibaut Courtois, Éder Militao, Dani Carvajal, Nacho, Federico Valverde, Ferland Mendy, Casemiro, Rodrygo, Toni Kroos, Vinicius Junior, and Karim Benzema.

Cádiz vs. Real Madrid Possible Winner

We predict a tight 1 – 2 victory for Real Madrid at the end of the match. While Real Madrid and Cadiz are two different teams, it’s hard to bet against the visitors, given their performance against Levante. 

Despite Cadiz being eager for a positive result to avoid relegation, we expect Los Blancos to win this weekend’s match. Cádiz may have difficulty finding the back of the goal against the Los Blancos, which we believe will win and perhaps maintain a clean sheet.

Cádiz vs. Real Madrid Odds

The best odds for a Cádiz (underdog) victory are 3.25, the best odds for a draw are 3.40, and the best odds for a Real Madrid victory are 2.25.