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At Vallecas on Sunday, Rayo Vallecano held Villarreal to a 1-1 draw with Kike Pérez tying the score just a few seconds after the Yellow Submarine had taken the lead.

Los Franjirrojos are simply lacking in consistency after winning twice, losing the next two, defeating Alavés, and then earning a respectable draw last weekend.

All in all, Rayo will be overjoyed that Francisco's club finished seventh and now has the final available European spot.

Cádiz, who are only two positions and two points behind their visitors, is aiming for a victory that would allow them to overtake them.

At Estadio Benito Villamarn on Sunday, El Submarino Amarillo held Real Betis to a 1-1 draw while actually taking the lead thanks to Chris Ramos.With victories over Alavés and Villarreal, while Almera left Nuevo Mirandilla with a share of the spoils, Sergio's team is still unbeaten at home this season.

Can Cádiz make Estadio Ramón de Carranza's home field advantage count? Cadiz will strive to get back to winning ways when they take on Rayo Vallecano at Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla on Wednesday after earning only one point from their previous two games.

After earning four points from their previous two games, the visitors will try to avoid losing for the third time in a row.

With six games played, Cadiz has had a mixed start to the 2017 La Liga campaign, winning three and losing three.

Cadiz would have been miffed to lose 3-0 to Athletic Club on matchday five after picking up their second victory of the year against Villarreal earlier this month.

Nevertheless, they put up a better performance in Sunday's challenging away match against Real Betis, grabbing the lead through Chris Ramos before Guido Rodriguez tied the score at the hour mark to ensure a shared victory.

Sergio Gonzalez's team will try to keep their perfect home record after earning seven of those points from their first three games.

Rayo assigned Francisco the challenging task of trying to repeat last season's seventh-place performance after losing manager Andoni Iraola to Bournemouth in the summer.

After leading Rayo to successive triumphs against Almeria and Granada under the leadership of the new manager, they were put on hold by a demoralizing 7-0 loss to Atletico Madrid.Despite failing to respond in a 1-0 loss to Real Betis, they found their winning form again in a 2-0 home victory over recently promoted Alaves on matchday five.

Following that good outcome, they put on another encouraging effort against Villarreal on Saturday, drawing 1-1 when Kike Perez overturned Gerard Moreno's opening goal.

Rayo will now travel to the Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla with 10 points from six games in an effort to win a competitive road encounter against Cadiz for the first time since April 1973.

Cádiz enters this game with a 1-1 stalemate against Real Betis in La Liga.

Cádiz had 37% of the game's possession and attempted 5 goals, scoring one of them. Chris Ramos scored the goal for Cadiz (41'). Seven of the 21 efforts on goal by Real Betis were on target. Real Betis' goal came from Guido Rodriguez at the 60-second mark.

Cádiz, led by Sergio González, has scored six goals in their last six games. Seven goals have been scored against them comparably in the same contests.

Cádiz has won all six of their home league games entering this matchup.

Rayo Vallecano and Villarreal tied 1-1 in the La Liga matchup prior to this one.

Rayo Vallecano had 41% of the possession in that game and 6 of their 11 shots were on goal. Kike Pérez (16') was the lone player for Rayo Vallecano to get a goal. Villarreal's opponents had 13 shots on goal, with six of them finding the back of the net. Villarreal scored in the 15th minute with Alexander Srloth.

A particularly low number of goals have been scored between Rayo Vallecano and opposition teams in 5 of their last 6 games. The overall average of goals scored over that stretch was a pitiful 2.67, with Franjirrojos scoring an average of 1.17 each game. We'll see.

When comparing their previous head-to-head matches dating back to 10/11/2019, it was all-even between these two clubs, with Cádiz winning two of them, Rayo Vallecano winning two, and two games ending in draws.

Over the course of those games, the two clubs combined to score 17 goals, with Submarino Amarillo scoring 7, and Franjirrojos scoring 10. This results in an average of 2.83 goals scored per game.

The previous league meeting between these teams occurred in La Liga Match Day 23 on February 25, 2023, with Cádiz defeating Rayo Vallecano 1-0.On that occasion, Cádiz had 42% of the possession and 3 of their 5 shots on goal were successful. Sergi Guardiola (74') was their lone scorer.

Cadiz will be happy to be in ninth place with eight points, as they hope to avoid a relegation struggle in their fourth consecutive season in the top division.

The football match between Rayo Vallecano and Cadiz will take place on Wednesday at Estadio Nuevo Mirandilla. The Yellow Submarine want to stay in the top half of the standings, but this game won't be easy for the home team. There are no suspended players on the home team, however Brian Ocampo, Fede San Emeterio, Victor Chust, and Cala are all out due to injuries.

Contrarily, Los Vallecanos enter the game after a 1-1 tie with ten-man Villarreal. The capital club hopes to advance to a Conference League spot, but given that Cadiz is a difficult opponent at home, we are tempted to wager for a draw.

Spanish football team Rayo Vallecano was established in 1924 and is based in Madrid's Valleas neighborhood. The club has been engaged in the lower leagues for a longer period of time before beginning play in the Primera Division in 2011. The Teresa Rivero Stadium, also known as the Nuevo Vallecas stadium, has a seating capacity of 15,500 and is where Rayo Vallecano now hosts their home matches. One of the smaller stadiums in the Primera Division is the one in Nuevo Vallecas. White and red are the club colors of Rayo Vallecano, popularly referred to as Los Vallecanos. The ultras of Rayo Vallecano are noted for their extreme left-wing political views.