Levante host Athletic Bilbao in a rearranged La Liga sixth-round fixture listed by Bóngđá+ for 01:00 on October 22 in Vietnam. The preview contrasts Levante's home record with Bilbao's favourable head-to-head results and less convincing away performances.
Levante look for greater defensive security
According to the report, Levante are fourth from bottom after eight rounds, with one win, four draws and three defeats. A 4–2 loss to Barcelona is among the results cited.
Their recent home sample is more encouraging, comprising seven wins, two draws and one defeat in ten matches. That record offers a source of confidence at Ciutat, although the early league campaign has exposed defensive problems.
Bóngđá+ records 16 goals conceded in eight rounds, an average of two per game. Reducing the opportunities allowed to opponents is therefore central to turning home advantage into points.
Bilbao face an away-form test
The preview says Levante have not beaten Athletic in their last 11 meetings, losing seven and drawing four. Three of the last four encounters at Levante's ground, however, finished level, adding a different perspective to the historical record.
Bilbao's broader recent form contains three wins and three draws in six matches across all competitions. Their last ten competitive away games produced two wins, one draw and seven defeats.
The report lists Alex Primo and Hugo Sotelo as injured for Levante. Athletic are without Unai Egiluz, Oihan Sancet and Gorka Guruzeta, while Robert Navarro and Nico Williams are considered unlikely to recover in time.
Those availability issues may affect both selections. Levante need greater security, while Bilbao seek to carry their recent overall consistency into an away performance. Neither the statistical samples nor the preview's assessment establishes the result in advance.