I also found a match in the Spanish Segunda that deserves attention. Fifteenth Sporting Gijón will welcome the fourth team of the table Mirandés. Neither team is performing well, but the visitors are in better form. Their motivation is to stay on the ranks of the play-offs, but even the home team Gijon can't let the match go - they are not sure of staying in the league.

Sporting Gijon were last away to nineteenth-placed Eldense 1:2. The well-deserved win came after an endless run of nine games without a win. Since February 2, they had drawn six times and lost three times before the three-point shot came. They are five points clear of relegation and a second consecutive win would help them considerably. Injured are: striker Jordy Caicedo Medina, midfielders Gaspar Ansó Fernandez, Carlos Dotor González and defender Eric Curbelo.

Mirandés is the king of inconsistency. They've played so many botched games that it's a miracle they're still in fourth place. On the one hand, they beat a strong Santander 2-1 at home and then lose to opponents like thirteenth-placed Albacete and eighteenth-placed Zaragoza, then lose to relegated, nineteenth-placed Eldense. Their home record is very good - but they are not playing well away - they have failed to win in seven games in the spring. Only injured midfielder Pablo Tomeo Feliz will not play today.

New home team coach Asier Aguirrezábal introduced himself with a win and seems to have been a much-needed boost to Gijon's play. Who knows how Mirandés, who also needs to win, will fare. The goalscoring average in the last six games between the two sides is unusually high at 3.5 goals per game. No need to go against that trend - especially when the bookies are offering odds of 2.55 on the OVER 2.5 goals. Under 2.40 don't play. GL!