Alcazar have had a quiet time lately - their two recent matches both ended in scoreless draws, so they haven't been scoring but they also haven't been losing. Malaga, on the other hand, have been in better shape, winning two of their last five and drawing a couple, though they did lose one game. So Malaga come in looking the stronger and more confident side, while Alcazar have been solid at the back but toothless going forward.

These two teams haven't met recently, so there's no history of high-scoring games between them to go on. Given Alcazar's habit of grinding out goalless draws and Malaga's mix of wins and draws, this looks like a fairly tight, low-scoring match rather than an open one. On balance, Malaga's better recent form points to them edging it.