Almeria vs Cordoba Prediction & Betting Tips (21 February)

Almería’s clash with Córdoba in LaLiga2 comes at a fascinating moment in the season, with both sides pushing hard for promotion places and only a small gap separating them in the table. The game at the Estadio de los Juegos Mediterráneos in late February arrives after a busy winter period in which both clubs have tightened up defensively while still carrying plenty of attacking threat. Recent coverage around Spain has highlighted how Almería’s home form has become a real asset again, while Córdoba’s resilience on the road has turned them into one of the division’s most awkward visitors over the past couple of months.

For Almería, the last few weeks have underlined their capacity to win chaotic, high‑tempo matches. Their recent 3–2 victory over FC Andorra on 13 February showed both sides of their character: sharp in the final third but still occasionally vulnerable at the back when protecting a lead. Across their last five league games they have put together two wins, alongside a draw and two defeats, scoring nine goals and conceding eight. That run has kept them firmly in the top‑half mix and reinforced the idea that, at home, they can overwhelm opponents with sustained pressure and quick combinations in the final third.

Córdoba arrive with a slightly stronger recent record, which adds another layer of intrigue to this fixture. In their latest outing they edged Leganés 2–1 on 14 February, a result that continued a sequence of three wins from their last five league matches, with one draw and one defeat in that stretch. Over those games they have scored seven and conceded only four, suggesting a more controlled balance between attack and defence. That improvement has been a key talking point in recent weeks, with local reports praising their compact shape, clever use of transitions, and the growing influence of their attacking midfielders between the lines.

Put together, those trends point toward an open contest in Almería, with both teams in good enough form to believe they can take all three points. Almería’s strong home record and slightly higher attacking output, combined with Córdoba’s confidence from recent results, make a multi‑goal encounter feel more likely than a cagey stalemate. With that in mind, a correct score of 3–1 stands out as a plausible outcome, reflecting Almería’s ability to pull away late while still allowing Córdoba chances. That kind of margin would not look out of place given previous performances that might have finished 3-1, or mirrored the attacking intent seen in games like 3-1, 3-1, and even Córdoba’s recent away displays, which could easily have produced a 3-1 type of scorel