Osasuna
Levante
Match summary
Osasuna and Levante could not be separated in a goalless draw.
Levante had the better of the chances, with 1.28 expected goals (xG) from 11 shots to Osasuna's 0.89 from 12.
Osasuna and Levante played out a goalless draw in La Liga on matchday two, with the match statistics reflecting a closely contested affair. Levante enjoyed the majority of possession with fifty-four per cent and registered one hundred and three attacks compared to Osasuna's eighty-seven, while also recording a higher expected goals figure of 1.28 to 0.89. Despite this, Osasuna dominated the shot volume and accuracy, generating twelve total shots with seven on target against Levante's eleven shots and just one on target, alongside nine corners to four. Both sides accumulated discipline issues, with Osasuna committing nine fouls and Levante twelve.
The key events unfolded chronologically without any goals breaking the deadlock. In the thirty-second minute, Levante created the notable chances of the first half as Iván Romero and Roger Brugué both missed the target. The first disciplinary action arrived in the thirty-eighth minute when Levante player Iván Romero received a yellow card for persistent fouling, preceding the goalless half-time interval. After the break, Osasuna substitute Ante Budimir missed a notable chance in the fifty-seventh minute. A flurry of tactical substitutions occurred late in the second half for both teams, alongside further cautions shown to Kike Barja and Sergio Herrera for argument, before the match concluded at full-time.
