Almeria vs Mirandes in the La Liga 2
The Monday clash between Almeria and Mirandes brings La Liga 2 action back to Andalucía, where promotion dreams and mid-table security often hinge on single matchdays. Both clubs know that every spring fixture can reshape the playoff picture and influence next season’s financial outlook.
For the hosts, a win could tighten their grip on the upper half and keep automatic-promotion hopes alive. Mirandes, meanwhile, travel south looking to steal points that would distance them from relegation worries and bolster confidence before the run-in.
Founded in 1989, UD Almería first reached Spain’s top tier in 2007 and quickly earned respect for nurturing talents like Álvaro Negredo. While major titles have eluded the Andalusian outfit, its modern stadium and ambitious board underline a long-term vision of becoming a La Liga mainstay.
Almeria — Club Profile
Almeria traditionally favor proactive, possession-oriented soccer, deploying quick full-backs and inverted wingers to overload flanks. The approach leans on high pressing and vertical transitions once the ball is won, making the Andalusians dangerous in broken play.
In recent seasons the club has invested in technical midfielders who can dictate tempo in tight spaces. Set-piece routines—particularly near-post corners—remain a clear threat, reflecting hours on the training ground aimed at maximizing marginal gains.
Mirandes — Club Profile
Mirandes, hailing from the small Castilian town of Miranda de Ebro, have built a reputation as giant-killers in domestic cup competitions. Their identity centers on disciplined defending in a compact 4-2-3-1 before springing counters through pacey wide players.
The Burgos-based side routinely welcomes promising loanees from big Spanish clubs, blending youth hunger with the experience of seasoned Segunda professionals. High work-rate and an aggressive press in the middle third typify their matches.
Lineups: Almeria vs Mirandes
The confirmed lineup for Almeria: (4-2-3-1) Andrés Fernández, Marcos Luna, Rodrigo Ely, Federico Bonini, Álex Muñoz, Dion Lopy, Stefan Džodić, Léo Baptistão, Sergio Arribas, Adrián Embarba, Miguel de la Fuente — Coach: Joan Rubi.
For Mirandes, the manager confirmed: (4-3-3) Juan Palomares, Hugo Novoa, Juan Gutiérrez, Jorge Cabello, Fernando Medrano, Ali Houary, Thiago Helguera, Rafael Bauzà, Javier Hernández, Unax del Cura, Salim El Jebari — Coach: Antxon Muneta.
Almeria vs Mirandes: Head-to-Head & Match Prediction
Last five meetings: 10 Jan 2026 – Mirandes 2-2 Almeria; 25 May 2025 – Mirandes 0-0 Almeria; 13 Dec 2024 – Almeria 1-0 Mirandes; 20 Feb 2022 – Almeria 2-1 Mirandes; 24 Oct 2021 – Mirandes 1-4 Almeria. The series shows Almeria unbeaten in five, with three wins and two draws, underscoring a slight historical edge for the Andalusians.
Attack metrics favor Almeria 56% to Mirandes 44%, while defensive figures tilt toward the visitors at 60%. Balancing those numbers, home advantage and a superior attacking outlook justify the model’s pick: Almeria to secure a narrow win, though Mirandes’ resilient back line suggests a one-goal margin at best.
Frequently Asked Questions: Almeria vs Mirandes
Where can I watch Almeria vs Mirandes live?
The match streams exclusively on ESPN+, the subscription service available via web, mobile app, and connected TVs. A paid membership is required to access the live broadcast.
What time does Almeria vs Mirandes start?
Kickoff is at 2:30 PM ET on Monday, 05/04/2026.
Which channel is showing Almeria vs Mirandes?
ESPN+ holds the U.S. broadcast rights for this La Liga 2 fixture.
Can I watch Almeria vs Mirandes for free?
No. ESPN+ is a subscription-only platform and does not offer a free live stream of this match.
Where will Almeria vs Mirandes be played?
The match will be played at UD Almería Stadium, Almería.
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