Mallorca welcome Barcelona on Saturday evening in La Liga (20:30 GMT+3). The Catalans arrive off the back of a prolific pre-season, while the hosts look to sharpen their attacking edge after a mixed start.
Here’s my Mallorca vs Barcelona prediction and betting breakdown.
Mallorca vs Barcelona Tips
- Mallorca vs Barcelona: Barcelona & Both Teams To Score ( at Livesport24)
- Mallorca vs Barcelona: Barcelona 3-1 ( at Livesport24)
Mallorca vs Barcelona Odds
| Result | Odds |
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| Mallorca |
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| Draw |
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| Barcelona |
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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Mallorca vs Barcelona Predictions
Barcelona’s scoring rhythm sets the tone
Barcelona’s attacking numbers remain hard to ignore. They scored 102 goals on their way to the title last season and averaged 2.63 goals per game away from home. Seven of their last eight league fixtures finished with at least three goals, while they’ve already hit 20 across just four pre-season outings. That kind of fluency suggests they won’t need long to settle into the new campaign.
Hansi Flick’s attacking approach has added even more intensity, and while Robert Lewandowski is set to miss out, the front line still looks sharp. Ferran Torres is expected to start centrally, supported by Raphinha and the fast-developing Lamine Yamal. This trio brings pace, rotation and goals — more than enough to trouble Mallorca’s back line. Barca also won 5-1 on this ground last season, reinforcing their edge in this matchup.
Tip: Barcelona & Both Teams To Score ( at Livesport24)
Mallorca may find a way through but lack control
Mallorca averaged just over one goal per game at home last season, but that record shows they usually create enough to threaten, even against stronger sides. They lost five of their six home games against the top seven, yet managed to score in most of those defeats. That pattern suggests they can land a goal here, though sustained control looks unlikely against Barcelona’s tempo.
Their main issue is balance: while they often find a way to the scoresheet, defensive gaps appear when they face teams with fluid attacking movement. Given Barcelona’s forward depth and form, Mallorca may struggle to hold their shape once the game opens up. A consolation goal is realistic, but avoiding defeat will be a different story.
Tip: Barcelona 3-1 ( at Livesport24)
