The battle for fourth place peaks here as Atlético de Madrid and Costa Adeje Tenerife enter the penultimate round deadlocked on 50 points. Neither side can catch the Champions League qualification spots, leaving this as a direct clash for best-of-the-rest honors.

Atlético rely heavily on their attacking rhythm at home, where they average over two goals per game and consistently generate high-quality chances. Their 61 league goals represent a significant step up in firepower compared to the visitors' overall offensive output.

Tenerife counter that attacking threat with one of the most stubborn defensive structures in the division. They have conceded just 20 goals across 28 matches, making them incredibly difficult to break down even when playing on the road.

Recent history gives the hosts a clear psychological edge, following Atlético's 1-0 away victory over Tenerife in the Copa de la Reina back in March. That result proved they have the patience required to dismantle this specific defensive block.

The visitors' league-high 11 draws highlight their resilience and ability to grind out results in tough environments. Factoring in that stubbornness makes the double chance market a smart way to cover a potential low-scoring stalemate.