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Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction, Betting Tips, Odds & Preview

November 20, 2020

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Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction, Betting Tips and Match Preview

Real Madrid vs Villareal prediction today for Sunday’s La Liga match at the Estadio de la Cerámica. Read on for all our Real Madrid vs Villareal prediction and free betting tips.

Match Date, Time And Kick-Off – Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction

The Real Madrid vs Villareal match date and kick-off time is set. Real Madrid vs Villareal fixture is on Sunday, 22 November 2020 and game kick-off time is 15:15 (CET) at Estadio de la Cerámica.

Game Date: Sunday, 22 November 2020
Kick-off Time: 15:15 (CET)
Stadium: Estadio de la Cerámica, Spain

Real Madrid vs Villareal Betting Odds (1X2)

Real Madrid vs Villareal betting odds today – who will win according to the betting odds?

	1	X	2
Odds Real Madrid Villareal 1X2:	2.30	4.00	2.75

	1X	12	2X
Odds Real Madrid Villareal 1X, 12 & X2	1.4	1.22	1.57
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	YES		NO
Odds Both Teams to Score (BTTS):	1.50		2.50
	O 2.5		U 2.5
Odds Over/Under 2.5 goals:	1.53		2.50

Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction, Betting and Odds tips

Here are the best Real Madrid vs Villareal betting odds and our Real Madrid vs Villareal betting tips for the fixture:

Home Win Best Odds: 2.30 with bet365
Away Win Best Odds: 2.75 with Unibet
Draw Best Odds: 4.00 with bet365

Our Real Madrid vs Villareal betting tips and predictions

We expect a Real Madrid win at 2.30 with bet365. Below you can read the reasons for our Real Madrid vs Villareal betting tips prediction.

Real Madrid vs Villareal Correct Score Prediction

We expect a 2-1 Real Madrid win at 9.50 with bet365

Real Madrid vs Villareal First Goal Scorer Prediction

We expect Karim Benzema to score first at 4.75 with bet365

Betting tips, Free Bets and Special Offers

Here are a few Real Madrid vs Villareal free bets and special offers from the betting companies:

Reasons For Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction and Betting Tips

The Los Blancos are favourites to win this match 2.30 with bet365, with Villareal priced at 2.75 with Unibet to cause an upset.

It is no surprise why Real Madrid are the price they are. They have not managed a single easy win yet in the La Liga and are currently fighting to put themselves back into dominance. This game should not be an easy win for Zinedine Zidane’s men as Villareal tries to save themselves from an onslaught at 2.75 with Unibet.

Speaking of quality, this will be an opportunity for Karim Benzema to get back on the scoresheet. That is why he has been handed odds of 4.75 with bet365 to score the first goal.

Teams Form – Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction

Zinedine Zidane’s men face Villareal at Estadio de la Cerámica on Sunday evening. It is expected to be a testing encounter between two clubs, with Villareal currently 3rd in the La Liga group table. Fans will be really looking out for a goal-fest.

Real Madrid Form

The Galacticos returned to the new La Liga campaign with a disappointing start. They are currently higher the table after beating Barcelona and Huesca but have been performing not so well in the domestic leagues. They however, lost 4-1 to Valencia.

Real Madrid Form: DWWWL

Villareal Form

Villareal will also enter the match off the back of a 4 wins and a draw. Unai Emery has done a brilliant job on the team.

Villareal Form: DWWWW

Real Madrid vs Villareal Team News – Real Madrid vs Villareal Prediction

Unai Emery will be without two defenders in Juan Foyth and Jaume Costa. Moreno remains a long-term absentee.

Zinedine Zidane has his hands full. The international break has not been kind to him.

His centre back pairing Sergio Ramos and Raphael Varane both limped off their respective matches and might be missing in action. Back up centre back Eder Militao is also out as he is CoVID positive.

Eden Hazard cannot catch a break after he too was tested positive for CoVID. Valverde remains another long term absentee.