Forecast: Imperial Society 11 Celta, Sevilla 20 Las, Sunderland 11 Coventry

In the early morning of May 13, the 24/25 season of La Liga and the English Championship upgrade playoffs will be held, and the focus dialogue worthy of attention will be held. Before the game, football statistics website WhoScored also predicted some events that started in the early morning.

WhoScored predicts that

Real Sociedad 1-1 Celta

Real Sociedad 1-1, and Real Sociedad is in poor condition and has not won any of its previous five La Liga games. They still have a chance to advance to the European game, but they need to perform better in the last 3 games;

Celta can catch up with Real Betis, ranked 6th, but they need to win all 3 games and Betis can't score another point. Celta is in a good position in the European qualifiers, but they are facing the approaching of many powerful teams.

Celta won 2-0 at home in the last matchup between the two sides, but they have not beaten Real Sociedad away since 2020. Real Sociedad has won two of its last four home games.

Sevilla 2-0 Las Palmas

Sevilla's form continued to be sluggish, and he did not win any of the previous five La Liga games. Currently they are only 4 points higher than the relegation zone and need to get 3 points to get out of the relegation zone;

Las Palmas is in a more difficult situation, only three points away from the relegation zone. But after three consecutive losses, Las Palmas is struggling to move to the relegation zone and urgently needs to turn the situation around as soon as possible.

Las Palmas has never beaten Sevilla since 2015, although Las Palmas did score a point in the last time the two sides met earlier this season. But Sevilla won the last five home games against Las Palmas. In the first game of 1-1 Coventry, Sunderland played against Coventry with a clear game plan and implemented the plan perfectly. Although Isidor and Mayenda lack opportunities in the offensive third zone, the team also blocked Lampard's team well and created a powerful threat in the counterattack - both goals were ultimately from the opponent. For this reason, Lebris's team had the advantage in the second leg.

And Coventry will go to the Stadium of Light with frustration. They had the advantage of possessing the ball in the first leg, but failed to create a stable opportunity. Van Evek's return pass was intercepted by Mayanda, which also paid the price for the lax defense. Coventry has lost 4 and 1 draw in his last five away games in the English Championship, but if they want to reverse and win and gain a place at Wembley Stadium, they must end this losing streak.

In the prediction of this game, Opta is more optimistic about the home team - Sunderland, 44.5%; Coventry, 28.7%; and the two sides draw, 26.8%.

Sunderland had a very good record at home in the playoffs, never lost at home, and won 7 of the 8 games played at the Light Stadium; the loss in the first leg was Coventry's first loss in the playoffs (3 wins and 3 draws). But for them, a little comfort is that they won both away games in the previous two English Championship playoffs (4-1 victory over Notts County and 1-0 victory over Middlesbrough), and these two games are also the second leg of the playoffs.

In the first leg of this game, Sunderland's victory over Coventry was their first victory since February 2007, ending the 10 consecutive games of Sunderland's unwind (except 5 draws and 5 losses). In the English Champions League, Coventry easily defeated Sunderland 3-0 at home on March 15, thanks to striker Haji Wright's wonderful hat trick. The visiting team only had one shot in the loss, with a total of six shots.