Barcelona are the only side in La Liga that have avoided defeat across all of their away matches this season, with the visitors winning eight and drawing six of their 14 away fixtures. Xavi’s side have looked strong on their travels since the turn of the year, winning five of their six away league matches in 2024. It is worth noting that the visitors have had a greater share of possession and accumulated a higher expected goals tally than their opponents across all six matches.

For the majority of the season, Cadiz have failed to impress on home territory, possessing the sixth-worst home record in La Liga. Although the hosts have managed to keep things reasonably tight defensively, conceding an average of 1.13 goals per home match, they have let themselves down going forward though by scoring an average of just 0.93.

We expect the visitors to win here; however, as Cadiz have drawn almost half of their home matches and Barcelona have drawn in almost half of their away trips, the ‘draw no bet’ market provides some insurance.

Barcelona rank second in terms of shots on target registered in La Liga this season, with the hosts amassing an average of 6 per match.

Raphinha has looked dangerous for the hosts in recent weeks, registering an average of 1.5 shots on target per game across his last six starts. The Brazilian wideman will be hoping to capitalise on a Cadiz defence that has leaked an average of 4.67 shots on target per home match against La Liga’s current top four.

Odds of 1.50 are available for Raphinha to find the target at least once here, with a price of 1.25 being offered for the visitors to register a minimum of four shots on target.

No side has taken more corners than Barcelona in La Liga this season, with Xavi’s men forcing an average of 6.07 corners per game. The visitors have forced plenty of corners on away soil, particularly against weaker opponents, taking an average of 5.86 corners per game across their seven matches against sides in the league’s bottom half. Barcelona have earned a minimum of four corners in six of those seven outings.

Cadiz have been susceptible to leaking corners across their home league matches against stronger outfits this season, conceding an average of 4.6 corners per game across their five meetings with sides in La Liga’s top six. The visitors have conceded a minimum of four corners in four of those five outings.

The bookies are offering a price of 1.29 for Barcelona, who forced ten corners in their last meeting with Cadiz, to take a minimum of four corners here, with value of 1.65 available for the visitors to earn a minimum of five.

Only one team has received more cards than Cadiz this season, with the hosts accumulating an average of 3.03 cards per game. This poor disciplinary record has been clear across their last seven home matches, with Cadiz receiving an average of 2.86 cards per match.

A persistent culprit for Cadiz has been Ruben Alcaraz, with the Spanish midfielder committing an average of 2.6 fouls per game. Consequently, the Spaniard has been cautioned in almost half of his appearances this season, being carded in five of his last seven home starts.

Barcelona have clearly made it difficult for their opponents to stay on the correct side of the referee in their recent travels, with their opponents picking up an average of 3 cards per game across their last six away trips.

Cadiz picked up three bookings when they last faced Barcelona, and the bookies are offering value of 1.57 for the hosts to repeat this on home territory. Value of 2.0 is also available for Alcaraz to be carded here.