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  Real Sociedad - RCD Mallorca April 12th, 2025 Saturday's LaLiga program will bring a clash of two teams with different streaks. The home team Real Sociedad is almost invincible against Mallorca at their own stadium - they have won each of the last 10 home matches, which is the third-longest series of consecutive home victories against the same opponent in their history in the competition (14 against Athletic Bilbao between 1969 and 1982 and 12 against Espanyol between 1944 and 1959). The clean sheet statistic is even more impressive. San Sebastian hasn't conceded against Mallorca in each of their last seven home LaLiga matches (7 wins). Only against UD Las Palmas in 1977 (nine) and Real Valladolid in 1999 (eight) have they kept more clean sheets in consecutive home matches in the competition's history. Real is also in good form. They haven't lost any of their last three LaLiga matches (2 wins, 1 draw), winning the last two, while previously they had lost six of e...

  MFK Karviná – SK Slavia Praha April 12th, 2025 The Municipal Stadium in Karviná will be the venue for one of the most interesting battles of the 29th round of the Chance Liga on Saturday. The home team Karviná is experiencing a fantastic period. The Silesians are unbeaten in their last six league matches (4 wins, 2 draws), which is their second-longest series without defeat in the history of Czech professional football. They recorded a longer streak only between December 2017 and April 2018, when under the leadership of coaches Lubomír Vlk and Josef Mucha they played eight matches without a loss (3 wins, 5 draws). Karviná's current form is extraordinary. The Karviná team has won three league matches in a row, which they last managed in April 2019. If they were now able to earn points against one of the league giants, they would move even closer to their historic unbeaten series. Slavia Prague has a very good historical record with Karviná. Of nine away matches on Silesian so...

  Brentford – Chelsea April 6th, 2025 The West London derby between Brentford and Chelsea offers a clash between two teams struggling at their stadiums. The home "Bees" have not won at Gtech Community Stadium for seven matches in a row (2 draws, 5 losses), which represents their worst home run since nine games without a win between September and December 2006. Chelsea is no better off. The "Blues" have lost four away league games in a row, and if they fail again this time, they would match their longest away losing streak in the last 25 years. The last time Chelsea fell five times in a row at opponents' stadiums was between October and December 2000. The Stamford Bridge team's record away from home in all competitions is alarming. From their last ten away matches, Coach Endy's men have managed to win only twice - in Kazakhstan (3-1 against Astana) and in Denmark (2-1 against FC Copenhagen). They haven't won away on English soil for eight consecu...