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Athletic and Osasuna Face Off in Bilbao: Starting Lineups and Key Details

Meeting at San Mamés: How Osasuna Uses Set Pieces and What Has Changed for Athletic

Today in Bilbao, Athletic and Osasuna will clash in the 33rd round of LaLiga EA Sports. Both teams are stepping onto the field with refreshed starting lineups. A key detail — Osasuna’s series of draws at this stadium.

Today in Bilbao, Athletic and Osasuna will face off in a LaLiga EA Sports Matchday 33 clash. The game will take place at San Mamés Stadium and kick off at 19:00 local time. Both teams have announced their starting lineups: Osasuna will go with Sergio Herrera, Rosier, Boyomo, Herrando, Javi Galán, Moncayola, Torró, Aimar Oroz, Rubén García, Víctor Muñoz, and Budimir. Athletic’s starters are Unai Simón, Gorosabel, Yeray, Laporte, Yuri, Galarreta, Jauregizar, Berenguer, Iñaki Williams, Nico Williams, and Guruzeta.

Focus on set pieces

Osasuna continues to make the most of its strength in set pieces. The team ranks second in the league for goals scored from dead-ball situations. This factor may be decisive in today’s match, especially since Athletic lost their last home game 1:2 to Villarreal, while Osasuna drew away at Betis (2:2).

Draw streak and statistics

An interesting detail: Osasuna has not lost in Bilbao for three consecutive away matches, each ending in a draw. In LaLiga history, only two clubs have managed four or more consecutive draws at Athletic’s ground. This highlights the challenge ahead for the hosts and adds intrigue to the battle for points.

Coaches’ comments and expectations

Before the match, both coaches, Valverde and Lisci, stressed the importance of the result and the tough contest expected on the pitch. According to them, every mistake could be decisive, and the close standings leave no room for complacency. Attention to detail and defensive discipline are the key requirements for players today.

Context and other events

The match in Bilbao takes place amid a tight LaLiga schedule, where every lost point can affect the final standings. This season, attention to detail and the ability to capitalize on strengths, such as Osasuna’s set pieces, are especially important. In similar situations, when a match’s outcome was decided in the first half, Spanish clubs have already shown confident dominance — as was the case in the UEFA Youth League final, where Real Madrid quickly took the lead and controlled the game against Brugge (details about that match).

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