The LaLiga relegation battle has created a massive bottleneck, with Levante and Mallorca both sitting on 39 points alongside several other clubs. This Round 37 clash is a direct survival shootout at the Ciudad de Valencia. A draw keeps Levante in the drop zone, meaning the home side has to treat this as a must-win final.

Levante have timed their home form perfectly, rattling off four consecutive victories on their own pitch. They have found a sudden ruthless edge in front of goal, putting three past Osasuna and two past Sevilla in recent weeks. That attacking surge is the main reason they still have a pulse in this survival race.

Mallorca’s away form paints a much bleaker picture. They have conceded 34 goals in 18 road trips and recently shipped three against Getafe. Their inability to keep clean sheets away from the island leaves them extremely vulnerable against a team throwing everything forward.

Defending has been an issue for Levante all season, as their 59 goals allowed clearly shows. They have embraced the chaos lately, winning back-to-back matches by frantic 3-2 scorelines. That open style means Mallorca will get chances on the break, but they will have to survive heavy, sustained pressure first.

The absence of Carlos Álvarez in midfield is a notable blow for the hosts, removing a key creative outlet. Even with that missing piece, the sheer intensity of a final home game with survival on the line usually overrides squad depth issues. Levante’s momentum and clear objective make them the only reliable side here.