Leganes head into this relegation-threatened clash in wretched form, winless in their last five with four defeats, while Mirandes arrive having won two of their last five away — a mixed but more encouraging record. Both sides sit in the bottom three, making this a genuine six-pointer with significant stakes on both ends.

The attacking and defensive profiles here tell an interesting story. Leganes have been unusually low-scoring at home, with BTTS triggered in just 40% of their home games — well below the league average of 56% — and averaging only 1.1 goals scored. Mirandes, however, have carried genuine attacking threat on the road with BTTS landing in 70% of away fixtures and over 2.5 goals in 65% of them, comfortably above league norms. Their defensive vulnerability away from home is stark, keeping just one clean sheet all season on the road.

The limited head-to-head history offers little steer, but the contrasting profiles suggest Mirandes could open Leganes up even in a tense atmosphere. This looks like a game where goals are more likely than the hosts' home record implies, and Mirandes appear undervalued given the context.