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Mallorca vs Cordoba: Segunda División Matchday 14 Preview

Mallorca host Cordoba at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix on Saturday, with three points separating the two sides in the Segunda División table.

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·13 Nov·2 min read
Mallorca vs Cordoba: Segunda División Matchday 14 Preview
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Mallorca welcome Cordoba to Estadi Mallorca Son Moix on Saturday at 17:30 UTC in Matchday 14 of the Segunda División Regular Season. The hosts sit sixth in the 22-team table, while Cordoba occupy eleventh place, with three points between them.

Mallorca have played 12 matches, winning six, drawing four and losing two, accumulating 22 points. Their goals record of 15 scored and seven conceded places them in the top third of the table. From their last five matches, they have taken nine points, a run that includes two wins and three draws.

Cordoba arrive having played 13 matches, with six wins, one draw and six defeats, totalling 19 points. Their goals record stands at 22 scored and 22 conceded. Despite sitting mid-table, Cordoba have been in strong recent form, taking 10 points from their last five matches — the better recent return of the two sides heading into this fixture.

Mallorca's last five results show a win against Cadiz (2-1), draws against Leganes (1-1) and Eibar (1-1), a win against Las Palmas (3-1), and a draw against Girona (0-0). Cordoba's corresponding run features a win against AD Ceuta FC (3-0), a draw against Celta de Vigo II (2-2), wins against Eibar (2-0) and Leganes (0-1 away), and a defeat to Eldense (2-1).

With three points separating sixth from eleventh in the Segunda División table, Saturday's match at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix carries clear significance for both sides at this stage of the Regular Season.

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