RCD Mallorca

Hovering in 15th place with survival hanging in the balance, RCD Mallorca enter the final chapter of their LaLiga campaign riding a turbulent rollercoaster of form. Los Bermellones' WLLDW sequence tells the story of a team fighting desperately to stay afloat—three points against the drop one moment, drowning in defeats the next, then finding redemption again. Their latest result, a commanding 3-0 demolition of Real Oviedo at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix, halts a damaging three-match skid where they had fallen to Levante (2-0) and Getafe (3-1), managing only a draw against Villarreal (1-1). The entire survival campaign pivots on the extraordinary shoulders of Vedat Muriqi, whose remarkable 19 goals pace the entire division and mask an otherwise modest attacking threat. Orchestrating from attacking midfield, Pablo Torre provides the creative spark that feeds Muriqi's predatory instincts. But with defensive vulnerabilities still evident and the specter of relegation looming, the burning question remains: can Mallorca's dynamic duo conjure enough magic in these final fixtures to secure another season among Spain's elite?

A survival-first approach built on defensive compactness and disciplined shape, increasingly reliant on Muriqi's clinical finishing and Torre's creative playmaking to mask structural vulnerabilities at the back.