Tarancón vs Levante prediction, odds and how to watch

Levante ended a five-match winless run in emphatic fashion, beating Athletic Club 3-1 thanks to a blistering Roger Brugué double and a Karl Etta Eyong late strike, with Aymeric Laporte's red card effectively ending Athletic's hopes.

Deportivo La Coruña rescued a point through Daniel Requena Sánchez's 82nd-minute equaliser after Levante had taken the lead through Bil Nsongo. A hard-fought draw at Riazor settled nothing for two sides who cannot find consistency.

Levante and Sevilla shared a remarkable 3-3 draw at the Ciutat de València, with Sevilla snatching a late equaliser through Ifeanyi Ndukwe in the tenth minute of stoppage time, before Levante's Isaac Romero was dismissed for a second yellow card in extraordinary closing scenes.

Villarreal ended a three-match losing run in La Liga with a commanding 3-1 home victory over Levante, with Ayoze Pérez, Alberto Moleiro, and Georges Mikautadze all on target.

Atletico Madrid arrive at Levante on Saturday having won all five of their last La Liga matches. Levante have not won any of their last five. This is not a complicated situation.

Real Sociedad arrive at this one in serious form, scoring freely and with genuine conviction. Levante have not won in five La Liga matches and look like a side waiting to get hurt.

Celta Vigo have not lost in five La Liga matches but they have won just once. Levante arrive leaking goals and with very little to suggest they can keep a clean sheet.

Deportivo La Coruña host Levante on Friday night in a La Liga fixture where neither side has shown the defensive basics needed to feel comfortable. Connor Maguire breaks it down.