Barcelona’s dramatic 4-3 comeback win at the weekend underlines their resilience and attacking class. That result preserved their unbeaten home run in 2025 (W10, D3), a stark contrast to Mallorca’s record away from home (W3, D2, L8) in their last 13. The visitors are winless in 17 straight against Barcelona (L15, D2), including six straight losses in Catalonia. History, form, and motivation all point in one direction.

When Barcelona attack, corners inevitably follow. At home, they average 7.25 corners per game and have hit this 7+ line in five of their last seven outings. No side in La Liga commands more corners than Barça. Since the turn of the year, Hansi Flick's side have only failed to reach this target three times when playing on home soil in the league.

At just 17, Yamal’s shot volume is nothing short of remarkable. Leading the team with an average of 3.99 shots per 90, he’s managed 3+ in 14 of his last 15 starts — only failing to do so last week against Dortmund. In the reverse against Mallorca, he fired off six attempts. Don’t expect him to be quiet for long.

Raíllo, Mallorca’s central defensive stalwart, averages 1.33 fouls per 90 and has committed at least one foul in 10 of his last 11 matches. Tasked with containing Barcelona’s attack — and possibly going head-to-head with Ferran Torres (who draws 1.11 fouls per 90) — Raíllo will be under pressure. He’s committed fouls in both previous meetings with Barça and picked up a yellow in the reverse.

When Barcelona play, their fixtures regularly deliver goals. Not least to mention that Barcelona alone could clear this line — they've scored 75 times at home across all competitions, averaging 3.13 per game and have netted 3+ in seven of their last eight home games (W6, D2). Over 2.5 has landed in 19 of 24 at home (79%) this season.

While Mallorca’s games are not as high scoring but add in Barcelona’s habit of conceding the odd goal — just 3 clean sheets in their last 8 home games — and this has all the makings of a high-scoring affair. The reverse also finished in a 5-1 demolition for Tuesday night’s hosts.

Whether deployed wide or through the middle, Ferran is one of Barcelona’s most frequent shooters. He’s averaged 3.51 shots per 90 this season, hitting 3+ in six of his last nine starts and managing five shots in the reverse fixture. With Lewandowski injured, Ferran’s role as a primary outlet becomes even more important.

Previously tipped in this market and rightly so — Raphinha is in imperious form. With 51 goal contributions this season (30G, 21A), including two goals and an assist at the weekend, the Brazilian remains a constant threat. He also bagged a brace in the reverse fixture, and his role in the final third is growing more influential by the game.

The most carded player in Mallorca’s ranks in La Liga action (7), Costa is the embodiment of combative midfield play. Averaging 1.91 fouls per 90 and picking up a booking in 27% of his league games this season (that’s nearly 1 every 3 games!) he’s likely to be dragged into the chaos of Barcelona’s dynamic midfield. He saw yellow in this fixture last season — committing 4 fouls — and looks a strong candidate again.