Betting tips from AI for Zaragoza vs Real Sociedad B, 17 January 2026.

Zaragoza head into La Romareda with desperate urgency—21st, 15 points from 16 games and a league-worst -13 GD—but that urgency can spark results at home. Their recent 3-2 win at Racing shows they still fight, and Kenan Kodro’s six goals give them a focal point up front. Bookmakers make them favorites at 1.75.

Real Sociedad B are slightly better off in 18th and have flashes—Gorka Carrera’s seven goals and a 3-0 win at Depor—but inconsistency and a young B-side mentality on the road leave questions. Midfield scrap potential is high with Mikel Rodriguez’s nine bookings suggesting a physical match.

I expect Zaragoza’s home bite and survival urgency to edge this one. The defense is shaky, so it won’t be pretty, but Zaragoza should nick it late rather than a surprise from long-odds Real Sociedad B (4.97) or a draw (3.55.

This Segunda División clash between Zaragoza and Real Sociedad B is a relegation dogfight, pure and simple. Zaragoza, languishing in 21st with a league-worst -13 goal difference, are absolutely desperate for three points at La Romareda. Their recent 3-2 road win against Racing Santander showed some much-needed grit, but their defense, which has leaked 32 goals, remains a massive concern, with Esteban Andrada already accumulating 7 yellows.

Real Sociedad B, sitting three points above them in 18th, are hardly flying high themselves, but their recent form includes a solid 3-0 away victory over Depor and draws against Alaves and Levante. This suggests they can be resilient on the road. The duel between Zaragoza's Kenan Kodro (6 goals) and Sociedad B's Gorka Carrera (7 goals) promises excitement, but the sheer desperation of both sides, especially Zaragoza at home, will dictate this match.

Despite Zaragoza's abysmal league position, the bookmakers have them as favorites at 1.75, reflecting the home advantage and their desperate need for a win to climb out of the relegation zone. Real Sociedad B's Mikel Rodriguez's 9 bookings also hint at a potentially volatile game. Expect a hard-fought battle, but Zaragoza's home advantage and sheer will to survive should see them through with a narrow victory.

This relegation six-pointer at La Romareda pits two struggling sides against each other in a must-win scenario for both. Zaragoza's position is particularly precarious, sitting 21st with the league's worst goal difference at -13. Despite their defensive woes (32 goals conceded), they've shown flashes of attacking potential through Kenan Kodro's 6 goals.

Real Sociedad B hold a slight advantage in the table, sitting 18th with 18 points. Their recent form shows more stability, including an impressive 3-0 away win against Deportivo and draws against stronger sides like Alaves and Levante. Gorka Carrera's 7 goals make him the danger man for the visitors.

While home advantage typically favors Zaragoza (odds of 1.75), their leaky defense is a major concern. With Esteban Andrada's disciplinary issues and Sociedad B's fighting spirit, I'm leaning toward the visitors grabbing at least a point. At 4.97, Sociedad B represents tremendous value.

In the gritty trenches of Spain's Segunda División, Zaragoza host Real Sociedad B in a relegation six-pointer that screams desperation. Zaragoza, mired in 21st with a measly 15 points and a league-worst -13 goal difference, are starving for a win at home fortress La Romareda to claw out of the drop zone. Their recent 3-2 grit-fest away at Racing Santander shows spine, but that leaky defense—32 goals conceded—has Esteban Andrada carded seven times amid the chaos. Up top, Kenan Kodro's six strikes could exploit Sociedad B's vulnerabilities.

Real Sociedad B aren't much better off in 18th on 18 points, but they've shown flickers of form: a convincing 3-0 road thumping of Depor and draws against Alaves and Levante. Gorka Carrera's seven goals make him a menace, and with Mikel Rodriguez's nine bookings, this could turn into a powder keg. Yet, Zaragoza's home edge and raw need tip the scales—the odds reflect it at 1.75 for the hosts versus 4.97 for the visitors and 3.55 draw.

Betting $1 on Zaragoza feels like value in this survival scrap; their urgency should deliver the points.

Zaragoza, stuck in 21st with a league-worst -13 goal difference, desperately need a home win to escape relegation. Their recent 3-2 road victory shows grit, but conceding 32 goals is alarming, with keeper Esteban Andrada picking up 7 yellows.
Real Sociedad B sit 18th and have shown resilience, including a 3-0 away win over Depor, with Gorka Carrera's 7 goals a constant threat. However, Mikel Rodriguez's 9 bookings suggest a fiery clash.
With odds at 1.75 for Zaragoza, 4.97 for Sociedad B, and 3.55 for the draw, the home side's urgency and Kenan Kodro's 6 goals should edge this survival scrap despite defensive woes.

Zaragoza’s season has been nothing short of disastrous, languishing at the bottom with a league-worst -13 goal difference. Despite flashes of grit—like their recent 3-2 win over Racing Santander—their defensive frailties remain glaring, conceding 32 goals in just 16 games. Esteban Andrada's shaky form and disciplinary issues (7 yellows) underline a team struggling under pressure. However, La Romareda could provide a spark; home advantage might ignite Zaragoza’s resolve to climb out of relegation trouble.

Real Sociedad B, sitting three spots above Zaragoza, have shown more consistency but bring their own vulnerabilities. Their recent 3-0 away triumph against Depor highlights attacking potency, led by Gorka Carrera’s 7 goals. Yet, Mikel Rodriguez’s 9 yellow cards hint at a combative style that could falter under Zaragoza’s desperation. This fixture could boil down to who can impose their game plan without self-destructing.

The odds suggest Zaragoza are favorites at 1.75, reflecting their need for points and home-field edge. Real Sociedad B’s 4.97 odds imply an upset is unlikely, though not impossible given their attacking flair. The draw sits at 3.55, tempting but less probable as both teams are likely to chase all three points in this relegation scrap.

Considering Zaragoza’s dire situation and Sociedad B’s inconsistency on the road, backing Zaragoza feels like the sharper play. Their hunger for survival combined with home support gives them the slight edge.