- 13Iago Herrerín
- 18Óscar De Marcos
- 3Unai Núñez
- 5Yeray Álvarez
- 21Ander Capa
- 7Beñat
- 16Dani García
- 11Iñigo Córdoba
- 22Raúl García
- 9I. Williams
- 20Aduriz
- 6Mikel San José
- 10Muniain
- 14Susaeta
- 25Unai Simón
- 2C. Ganea
- 8Iturraspe
- 30Gorka Guruzeta
- 1Iraizoz
- 15Juanpe
- 2Bernardo Espinosa
- 4Ramalho
- 10Borja García
- 9Portu
- 29Pedro Porro
- 6Álex Granell
- 8Pere Pons
- 23Aleix García
- 7Cristhian Stuani
- 12Douglas Luiz
- 22S. Doumbia
- 19A. Lozano
- 30Suarez, Jose Aurelio
- 5Pedro Alcalá
- 34Fernandez, Valery
- 28Eric Montes
For all the quality they have, Bilbao have managed just a win in the season, having played 14 matches. They can only hope week 15 comes with better tidings. Bilbao last won in August. It was a home win and they will be looking to make it two in front of their home fans. Their home form has not been superb in the recent times; they have managed just seven wins in the last 27 league matches at home and for a team that has conceded 23 goals in 14 league matches, they have a long way to go. They face a Girona side that not only has the league’s top scorer in Christian Stuani, but is also undefeated in the last eight matches. They are unbeaten in six league matches, having managed three wins and as many draws. Going to this game, they have managed five league wins in the 14 played and will be seeking their seventh straight unbeaten outing away from home in La Liga, after managing three wins and three draws in the opening six this season, Girona are also unbeaten in their nine away league matches, stretching back to last season. Probably Girona will not lose