
Girona
Girona, a Spanish football club from Catalonia, competes in La Liga – the Primera division. As the season progresses, searching for Girona stats, form, and accurate match predictions has become essential for fans and sports bettors. Founded in 1930 and playing at the Estadi Municipal de Montilivi, the team's recent performances have left supporters hoping for a turnaround. This page provides a data-driven look at Girona's recent results, key player performances, and a probability assessment for upcoming fixtures.
Girona's recent form has been disappointing, with no wins in their last five outings across all competitions. The sequence reads: D, L, D, D, L (draw, loss, draw, draw, loss). Specifically:
Over these five matches, Girona scored just 3 goals and conceded 5, averaging a meagre 0.6 goals per game while giving up 1.0 per match. Their home form at Estadi Municipal de Montilivi has yielded no wins (1 draw, 2 losses) in the last three home fixtures, and away they managed two draws and a loss. The team has failed to keep a clean sheet during this stretch, highlighting defensive frailties that have contributed to a winless run against mid-table and lower-half opponents.
Despite the collective struggles, certain individuals have stood out. Ukrainian attacker V. Vanat is Girona's top scorer this season, having netted 9 goals in 27 appearances. Midfielder Fran Beltrán has featured in 10 events, providing experience in the centre of the park. The squad also includes defender Gibert Jordana and midfielder Javier Sarasa, though their goal contributions have been limited. From a statistical standpoint, Girona's offensive output of 0.6 goals per game underscores the scoring problem, while the defensive record of 1.0 concession per match aligns with their inability to secure wins. In the broader context of the Primera season, Girona will need a significant improvement to climb the table; however, without concrete league position data available, the recent form points to a side struggling for consistency.
With no upcoming match scheduled at the time of analysis, our probability assessment draws solely from Girona's last five results. The win percentage over that span is 0%, but to estimate a single game scenario, we factor in the high frequency of draws (60%) and the occasional defeats (40%). Consequently, we assign the following probabilities for Girona's next competitive fixture:
This distribution reflects Girona's current form – a team that finds it hard to win but often manages to salvage draws. The 10% win chance is a conservative estimate accounting for the possibility of an upset against a weaker opponent. Bettors should anticipate high odds for a Girona victory and consider staking on the double chance (Girona or draw) or under 2.5 goals markets, given the low-scoring patterns. Once the next fixture is confirmed, these probabilities should be re‑evaluated with fresh opponent data and betting odds.