· Full time
The actual result matched our pre-match call.
Full-time / regulation result. Sums to 100%.
Sevilla 41%, draw 28%, Rayo Vallecano de Madrid 31%.
Expected goals and control are derived estimates from the model's ratings — indicative leans, not measured match stats.
Over 2.5 goals: 50% · Under 2.5: 50%.
Sevilla have the slight edge at home—marginally better Elo, a touch more possession, a genuine chance to dominate. Yet Rayo arrive with real teeth: the model flags high upset risk and calls this closer than the home advantage might suggest. One slip in defence and the visitor's intensity can punish it.
Sevilla's midfield control against Rayo's counter-press and direct transition game.
Home advantage tips the balance, but the gap is thin enough that Rayo's aggressive style can flip the script.
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