Sevilla enter their final home fixture desperate to snap a miserable six-game losing run. Their sudden drop-off came after securing mid-table safety early, but the squad retains the underlying quality that previously earned them a home victory over fourth-placed Atletico Madrid.

Eibar travel south with their primary objective already achieved after beating Alhama to guarantee top-flight survival. With relegation no longer a threat, a natural drop in intensity is expected from a side that has looked completely lost on the road recently.

The visitors share the title for the weakest attack in the division, managing a dismal 16 goals across 28 matches. Their threat away from home is almost non-existent, netting just seven times in 14 trips, which severely limits their ability to chase a match if they fall behind early.

While Sevilla's defense has been highly vulnerable lately, conceding 15 times in their last six outings, they now face an opponent ill-equipped to punish them. Eibar simply do not create enough high-quality chances to sustain pressure over 90 minutes, offering the hosts a much-needed defensive reprieve.

The surface-level form makes Sevilla look unappealing, but the combination of a final home game and a completely safe opponent shifts the dynamic. Eibar's lack of attacking bite makes siding with the home team the most logical approach, especially with safety nets available.