CD Castellón vs Albacete Balompié: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 19 Oct '25)

The Estadio Municipal Castalia in Spain will be abuzz with excitement on Sunday, 19th October '25, as the LaLiga 2 showdown commences. Offering more drama than a telenovela, CD Castellón and Albacete Balompié prepare their squads for what promises to be an electrifying encounter. And guess what? The head-to-head history between these teams shows CD Castellón leading the charge with one glorious win, while Albacete hasn't managed a victory in their last three showdowns—unless, of course, you count drawing twice as winning as a team of minimalist artists might!

Last time these teams met, CD Castellón took home the glory in a 1-0 victory as Albacete Balompié fans were left munching on humble pie. Coming into this new clash, both teams might as well be choreographing a zero-zero jig as they've each drawn their previous matches without a single goal to flirt with the scoreboards. The only difference lies in their league positions: CD Castellón waltzes in at 11th place, while Albacete is sneaking around in 17th position.

Keeping an eye on performances, Albacete needs to ensure their defense is as solid as granny's fruitcake, especially against B. Cipenga, the sharp-shooting darling of CD Castellón with a hat-trick's worth of goals this season. On the flip side, CD Castellón better watch J. Morcillo closely, as he seems to be the Santa Claus of assists, having dished out more than his fair share points.

When it comes to player ratings, CD Castellón's top three stars, including the illustrious Brian Cipenga with a 7.34 rating, are ready to impress. Meanwhile, Albacete has a dynamic trio of their own, with Jon Morcillo and Raúl Lizoain both boasting a commendable 7.32 rating. It's a who's who of talent ready to shine under the Castalian sky.

CD Castellón's possession stats suggest they prize the ball more than a toddler with a new toy, holding an average possession of 55% in their encounters. Meanwhile, Albacete might just be putting the spare in ball possession, averaging about 45.11%. And if corners were a currency, CD Castellón would lead with 6.33 corners per match, while Albacete finds contentment with a humble 4.33 average.

Disciplinary records depict both teams as rivals in bookings too, each racking up yellow cards as if collecting Pokémon cards, a cautionary tale wrapped in colorful cardboard. But despite their shared affinity for yellow and the occasional redness, this battle of stats tips the scales ever so slightly in favor of CD Castellón. Their superior league position, past wins, and home-field advantage set them up as favorites to turn Albacete tinsel into tearful tales, making them destined for victory. Brace yourselves for an exhilarating display of football fireworks!