Real Madrid will look to consolidate their place at the top of La Liga table when they travel to face a struggling Girona side on Sunday. Xabi Alonso’s men sit one point clear of Barcelona at the summit after 13 games. Meanwhile, their hosts find themselves down in 18th place and battling early relegation concerns.
Girona enter the contest with just 11 points from 13 matches, having won only twice this season. Their main concern lies defensively, as their tally of 25 goals conceded is the worst in the division. However, recent signs have been slightly more encouraging, with a 1–0 win over Alaves followed by a hard-earned draw away at Real Betis.
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Madrid arrive boosted by a dramatic 4–3 Champions League victory over Olympiacos, a much-needed response after recent inconsistent form. Reports of dressing room tension have eased, with Vinicius Junior close to agreeing a new contract. The Los Blancos squad now appears more unified than earlier in the campaign.
If Madrid have lacked fluency at times, Kylian Mbappe has ensured results have still followed. The Frenchman has scored 22 goals in 18 matches so far, including a league tally of 13 in 13 games, operating at a level few defenders in Spain have been able to cope with. With fixtures against Athletic Club, Celta Vigo and Manchester City to come, this visit to Girona represents the first step in a demanding schedule for the league leaders.
Over 3.5 Goals at -120 looks a value play here given the recent scoring patterns of both teams. Girona may be near the bottom of the table, but their last five matches featured multiple high-scoring contests including a 3–3 draw with Oviedo and a 3-2 win over Constancia. Madrid, meanwhile, recently played out a dramatic 4–3 win over Olympiacos and put four past Valencia earlier this month. With Girona conceding 25 times already this season and Los Blancos averaging over two goals per match, another high-scoring fixture feels likely here.
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With Mbappe’s anytime goal odds very short, Vinicius Junior to score anytime offers good returns. Despite recent tension with manager Xabi Alonso, the Brazilian is now reportedly happy. He has already produced 5 goals and 4 assists in 13 La Liga games this season. He continues to generate chances with his pace and direct runs. As a result, he could well be on the scoresheet against Girona.
Recent history leans heavily toward Los Blancos. Madrid have beaten Girona in each of their last four meetings, scoring 12 goals without reply across that run. A repeat of such dominance would keep Alonso’s side firmly in control of the title picture.
Final Prediction: Girona 1-3 Real Madrid
When and where is the Girona vs Real Madrid game?
The game is on November 30, 2025, at Montilivi stadium.
What are the BetMGM betting odds for the Girona vs Real Madrid game?
Real Madrid are favorites to win with a moneyline at -220, to draw at +400 and for Girona to win at +500.
Name some key player prop bets for the game from BetMGM.
Vinicius Junior to score anytime: +150 Jude Bellingham to assist: +300
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