- 13Iago Herrerín
- 12Yuri
- 4Íñigo Martínez
- 5Yeray Álvarez
- 18Óscar De Marcos
- 16Dani García
- 6Mikel San José
- 22Raúl García
- 10Muniain
- 14Susaeta
- 9I. Williams
- 7Beñat
- 19Ibai Gómez
- 2K. Kodro
- 25Unai Simón
- 24Balenziaga
- 3Unai Núñez
- 11Iñigo Córdoba
- 13Diego López
- 16Javi López
- 22Hermoso
- 5Naldo
- 8R. Rosales
- 21Marc Roca
- 23Granero
- 14Óscar Melendo
- 24Wu Lei
- 17H. Pérez
- 11F. Ferreyra
- 28Adrià Pedrosa
- 4Víctor Sánchez
- 20Javi Puado
- 1Roberto Jiménez
- 27Lluis López
- 18Álex López
- 31Campuzano Bonilla, Victor
After winning their opening league game in August, Athletic Bilbao had to wait until December 10 for the second to come along. That poor form left them in the bottom three but they have only lost two of their last 12 league games, both on their travels.They are up to 12th in the table, a comfortable 10 points above the relegation zone they once occupied and only four off the Europa League positions. At home they have gone eight league games without defeat with four consecutive clean sheets. That includes keeping out both Barcelona and Sevilla.
Espanyol are level on points with Bilbao and a place below them in the table. They had a terrible run of form in January but are currently on a five-game unbeaten league run. The standard of their opposition in those five games hasn't been of the highest quality. They have beaten Rayo Vallecano who are one from bottom in the table and 16th placed Real Valladolid. There were also draws against Huesca and Villarreal who are both in the bottom three. Away from home, they have no wins in their last eight league games. They have only won one away league game all season (at bottom of the table Huesca) so the tip here is for a home win for Bilbao.