Leganes head into this on mixed home form, picking up seven points from their last five but with little consistency to their performances. Sitting 15th, there is still work to do to feel comfortable, and their home record this season has been notably low-scoring, with BTTS landing just 41% of the time and over 2.5 goals in only 35% of games, both well below the league averages of 54% and 49% respectively.

Andorra arrive in decent shape, losing just once in their last five away from home, and their away record this season tells a different story to Leganes's home numbers. BTTS has landed in 61% of their away games and over 2.5 goals in 56%, suggesting they tend to contribute to open, competitive matches on the road.

The clash of styles makes this genuinely interesting. Andorra's away attacking output looks underappreciated given Leganes's mid-table struggles, and this fixture looks tighter than a home win might suggest.