TL;DR The Oracle predicts an unchanged XI for 16 of 20 teams. Biggest changes: Getafe: Femenía, Romero, Mojica, Azón in · Malaga: Puga, Lorenzo in · Racing Santander: Sainz-Maza, García in, and 1 more side makes changes.
Alaves v Malaga
Alaves 5 to go Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: Koski and Aleñá in; Pérez and Suárez out.
Alaves carry all 11 into the 5-3-2 versus Malaga. V. Koski and Carles Aleñá have replaced Angel Pérez and Denis Suárez from the previous forecast.
Malaga 5 to go Revision 2, updated 23h ago
The Oracle's second look: Merino and Heredia in; Rodríguez and Muñoz out.
José Salinas out on loan and Carlos Dotor departed the club; Puga and Dani Lorenzo arrive. Malaga stay in a 4-4-2 shape away to Alaves with five changes from the last official XI.
The data: Leans Alaves at 45%, far from settled.
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Rayo Vallecano v Elche
Rayo Vallecano 5 to go First call, 5 days ago
Rayo Vallecano stay unchanged, keeping their 4-3-3 shape and full 11-man squad for the home fixture against Elche.
Elche 5 to go Revision 2, updated 2 days ago
The Oracle's second look: Sangaré, Osorio and Cepeda in; Sánchez, Morente and Niño out.
Buba Sangaré, A. Osorio, and L. Cepeda enter Elche's 5-3-2 at Rayo Vallecano, replacing three in revision 2.
The data: Leans Elche at 45%, far from settled.
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Racing Santander v Espanyol
Racing Santander 5 to go Revision 3, updated yesterday
M. Zabiri out on loan and André Almeida suspended mean Racing Santander bring in Íñigo Sainz-Maza and Pablo García. The club stay in a 4-2-3-1 shape with nine players carried over from the last XI.
Espanyol 5 to go Revision 2, updated 2 days ago
The Oracle's second look: Drkušić and Hinojo in; Hartman and Dolan out.
Espanyol field an unchanged 11 in their 5-3-2 shape at Racing Santander, carrying forward 11 from the last official squad with V. Drkušić and Roger Hinojo kept in.
The data: Leans Espanyol at 45%, far from settled.
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Valencia v Villarreal
Valencia 4 to go Revision 3, updated yesterday
Valencia keeps all 11 for the home meeting with Villarreal, fielding an unchanged 4-2-3-1 side. This marks the third consecutive no-change call.
Villarreal 5 to go Revision 3, updated 2 days ago
The Oracle's third look: Gulácsi, Costa, Macia and Oluwaseyi in; Luíz, Navarro, Veiga and Gueye out.
Villarreal name all 11 in a 4-4-2 at Valencia after four different players joined in revision 3.
The data: Leans Villarreal at 45%, far from settled.
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Atletico Madrid v Deportivo La Coruna
Atletico Madrid 4 to go Revision 2, updated 2 days ago
The Oracle's second look: Pubill, Hancko, Moreno, Hjulmand and Kang-In in; Llorente, Le Normand, Grimaldo, Cardoso and Rodríguez out.
Atletico Madrid field an unchanged 11 at home to Deportivo La Coruna, maintaining their 4-4-2 shape with Marc Pubill, Dávid Hancko, Daniel Martinez Moreno, Morten Hjulmand and Lee Kang-In all retained from the last official XI.
Deportivo La Coruna 5 to go Revision 3, updated 2 days ago
All 11 unchanged for Deportivo La Coruna's trip to face Atletico Madrid. The club stays in a 4-4-2 shape after two prior revisions to this forecast.
The data: Favours Atletico Madrid at 50%.
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Athletic Club v Getafe
Athletic Club 5 to go Revision 3, updated yesterday
Athletic Club revert to the full complement: Peio Canales returns for Getafe after a muscle injury spell, restoring an unchanged 4-2-3-1 XI.
Getafe 5 to go First call, 4 days ago
Getafe remain unchanged in all 11 positions, maintaining a 5-4-1 shape for the away fixture against Athletic Club.
The data: Leans Athletic Club at 45%, far from settled.
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Celta Vigo v Real Betis
Celta Vigo 5 to go Revision 3, updated yesterday
The Oracle's third look: Rodríguez, Cáceres, Burcio, Carreira and Driouech in; Núñez, Alonso, Rueda, Febas and Galán out.
Celta Vigo swap five players into their 3-4-3 versus Real Betis. Javi Rodríguez, S. Cáceres, H. Burcio, Sergio Carreira and C. Driouech replace Álvaro Núñez, Marcos Alonso, Javi Rueda, Aleix Febas and Javi Galán.
Real Betis 5 to go Revision 3, updated 9h ago
The Oracle's third look: Roca in; Bernal out.
F. Bernal suspended for red card. Real Betis field a 4-2-3-1 shape away to Celta Vigo with Marc Roca recalled to midfield, one change from the prior Oracle call.
The data: Leans Celta Vigo at 45%, far from settled. Real Betis are without Bernal.
Real Betis: Suspended: Bernal (red card)
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Real Sociedad v Levante
Real Sociedad 5 to go Revision 2, updated 23h ago
The Oracle's second look: Fort, Muñoz, Kubo, Gorrotxategi, Oyarzabal and Óskarsson in; Marín, Gómez, Herrera, Zakharyan, Guedes and Sučić out.
Real Sociedad see six changes across a 4-4-2 shape at home to Levante, with Héctor Fort, Aihen Muñoz, T. Kubo, Jon Gorrotxategi, Mikel Oyarzabal and O. Óskarsson replacing Pablo Marín, Sergio Gómez, Y. Herrera, A. Zakharyan, Gonçalo Guedes and L. Sučić.
Levante 5 to go Revision 7, updated 12h ago
The Oracle's seventh look: Sánchez in; Toljan out.
Manu Sánchez replaces J. Toljan in Levante's unchanged 11; the 4-3-3 shape holds away at Real Sociedad.
The data: Leans Real Sociedad at 45%, far from settled.
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Barcelona v Real Madrid
Barcelona The Oracle and the crowd agree on 7 of 11.
Real Madrid 3 to go Revision 2, updated 21h ago
The Oracle's second look: Huijsen, Cucurella and Endrick in; Alexander-Arnold, Rüdiger and Fernández out.
Real Madrid field an unchanged side in La Liga after their Champions League fixture, D. Huijsen, Marc Cucurella, and Endrick all featuring in a 4-2-3-1.
The data: Leans Barcelona at 45%, far from settled.
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Sevilla v Osasuna
Sevilla 5 to go Revision 2, updated 21h ago
The Oracle's second look: Vargas and Fernández in; Kochorashvili and Ángel out.
Sevilla see no reason to change, with R. Vargas and Peque Fernández now in the 4-2-3-1 lineup.
Osasuna 5 to go Revision 2, updated yesterday
The Oracle's second look: Rosier, Boyomo, Muñoz and Dubasin in; Arguibide, Santos, Torró and García out.
Osasuna field an unchanged eleven in 4-3-3 away at Sevilla, with V. Rosier, F. Boyomo, Iker Muñoz and Jonathan Dubasin restoring continuity after earlier changes.
The data: Leans Sevilla at 35%, far from settled.
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