Real Madrid will be looking to make it back to back wins in the La Liga this weekend after a successful result in the Champions League. The side will play host to side Huesca at the Santiago Bernabeu. The match schedules for Saturday with kickoff at 4 pm.
Los Blancos came off a successful El Clasico clash with a 3-1 win over rivals Barcelona. The side currently sits second in the La Liga table. Huesca is yet to make a win in the La Liga and is currently sitting 18th on the table.
However, it has been a mix of good and bad results in the La Liga, especially their 1-0 defeat to side Cadiz. The side continued to pick 13 points from their last six matches to sit second in the La Liga table.
The defending champions currently sit one point off table leaders Real Sociedad with a game in hand. Their boost in confidence could see the side top the table come this weekend with a win against Huesca. It is proving a hard wrestle in the Champions League while picking one point from their two matches.
Huesca is only one of the two teams – the other being Real Vallavoid without a win in the La Liga. The newly-promoted side has lost two of their seven matches while drawing on five occasions to pick up five points.
Real Madrid vs Huesca Head to Head
Both sides have two matches against each other with Real Madrid taking all two wins. Huesca does not have a win against their opponents. Here is a look at their previous encounters:
Home
Borussia Monchengladbach 2-2 Real Madrid
Barcelona 1-3 Real Madrid
Real Madrid 2-3 Shakhtar Donetsk
Real Madrid 0-1 Cadiz
Levante 0-2 Real Madrid
Away
Real Sociedad 4-1 Huesca
Huesca 2-2 Real Vallavoid
Elche FC 0-0 Huesca
Huesca 0-0 Atletico Madrid
Valencia 1-1 Huesca
Real Madrid Team News
Injury woes currently at the camp includes Dani Carvajal, Nacho and Martin Odegaard. Other missing figures ahead of their clash includes Mariano Diaz and Alvaro Ordiozola. Despite training through a muscular discomfort, goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois looks set to make the starting XI.
Huesca Team News
Pedro Lopez looks set to remain on the sidelines with an injury while Michel Rico looks a significant doubt ahead of their clash. Shinji Okazaki is struggling to fight through a knock which means Rafa Mir will partner with Sandro Ramirez in the forward positions.
Prediction and Odds
Real Madrid will be keen to shake off their misfortunes this weekend and continue the winless run for Huesca.
Real Madrid Win
Goals Under 3.5
Away: No Score
