The conflict between Girona and Vallecano in La Liga on Friday is detonated tonight!

Brothers, this La Liga matchup in which Girona faces Vallecano at home is definitely a "contradictory battle" - on the one hand, Girona, who was just beaten by Atletico Madrid for four goals, and on the other hand, Vallecano, who was firmly in the middle of last season and was ambitious this season. Today, let’s use the most down-to-earth way to break this tough battle at 1 a.m. and talk about it clearly!

Let's first look at the performance of the two core players. Although Girona's Molina is a borrower at Atletico Madrid (yes, that member of the 2022 Copa America championship), his up and down on the right is like a perpetual motion machine - in the last game that was beaten by Atletico Madrid, he was actually the only defensive player in the team who passed the score. Vallecano's Trejo is even more a tough guy. His 12 assists last season are equivalent to feeding teammates a "nanny ball" every three games. One of these two people is responsible for blasting the wing and the other specializes in passing the scalpel in the middle, which directly determines the game trend.

Girona has 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in the last five games, which seems okay? But look at the details carefully: the game that lost to Atletico Madrid was fucked 0-4, and the defense line was like paper; and Vallecano had a higher value of 3 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, including teams that tied the Champions League level. To use playing games as an analogy, Girona's blood bar is now still lying "weak" debuff, while Vallecano entered the field with a double red and blue buff.

Simone teams all love to play the 442 Iron Barrel Formation. Although Girona's team was defeated by Atletico Madrid, its defensive hardness is still good at dealing with mid-range teams - the central defender combination of Savage + Lenormann is equivalent to giving the goal two anti-theft goals. But the problem lies in the offensive end. When Griezmann is not there (who is at Atletico Madrid), Girona's offense is like a sniper rifle without a scope. In contrast, Vallecano and Trejo's midfield control can make the ball stop at your feet like glue sticking, just waiting for your defense to reveal a flaw.

Although mainstream institutions have not yet made odds, referring to Girona's main winning odds of 3.75 last time when he played Atletico Madrid (it was indeed a crushing defeat), this game is probably a 55-5 draw. There is an interesting detail: Girona's last three home games have scored 1-0, and when Vallecano played away, he scored no more than 2 goals in 70% of the games - so friends who bought "small 2.5 goals" may have to laugh.

Although Vallecano is in a hot state, they have a fatal weakness: they are prone to being in a defensive and disciplined team (the double-killed by Atletico Madrid last season is an example). Although Girona has just experienced a crushing defeat, she will definitely use mad dog-style pressing to find face when she returns to home. I personally think there will be three scripts in this game:

Girona won 1-0 (relying on Molina's cross from the side to steal a chicken)

The 0-0 (the two teams' midfield meat grinder mode is activated)

Vallecano 2-1 counterattack (Trejo's final pass and final kill)

Finally, I gave a violent argument: If there is no goal in the first half, hurry up and make up for the "corner kick 7.5" - the running ability of the wing players of these two teams is like a marathon player equipped with GPS!