
QuiniPrats editorial team
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Published on 1 October 2026
All 15 fixtures on quiniela matchday 11, with kick-off times and the market, public and tipster probabilities. No tips — just the numbers.
Here is the quiniela matchday 11 preview for 2026-27: all 15 fixtures on the coupon, their kick-off times and the probabilities behind every outcome before entries close. La Quiniela is Spain's state-run football pools — you fill in a coupon with 1 (home win), X (draw) or 2 (away win) for fourteen matches, plus a fifteenth 'Pleno al 15' where you pick each side's goals. With the top flight paused for the international break, this week's coupon is ten Segunda División games, four from Liga F (the women's top division) and Spain v Czech Republic in the Pleno. The action starts on Saturday at 14:00 with Albacete - Eibar and ends on Monday at 20:30 with Córdoba - Tenerife. All times are Spanish peninsular time (CEST). As always there are three sets of percentages that tell different stories: the market (Betfair, real money at stake), the public (LAE's own figures for how the coupons were filled in) and the tipsters of eduardolosilla.es. This is not a tip sheet or a coupon: these are the numbers, and the conclusions are yours.
The most open game on the coupon. The market splits it 33.08% / 29.61% / 37.31%, leaving just 7.7 points between the likeliest and least likely outcome — about as close to a three-way coin toss as football gets. The table tells a different tale: Cádiz are 20th with 4 points from seven games, Leganés 10th with 11. That the price stays this flat says a lot about how much weight the market puts on home advantage. The public agrees completely, going 32% on the 1, 30% on the X and 38% on the 2 — almost a carbon copy of the market. The only recent meeting on the coupon was a 3-0 Cádiz win last season.
The opening game, Saturday 14:00 at the Carlos Belmonte, is the most eye-catching of the lot. On paper it's a mismatch: Albacete are bottom with 1 point and no wins from seven, while Eibar are second on 18 points with five straight wins. And yet the market prices it at 33.67% / 28.28% / 38.05%: Eibar are favourites, but only by 9.77 points, with more than six chances in ten shared between the home win and the draw. The public sees it very differently, putting 53% on the away win — 14.95 points above the market — and the tipsters are at 53.83%. It's the kind of game where the league table and the price are telling two different stories.
A top-of-the-table clash in Liga F: after five rounds Madrid CFF are third on 12 points and Athletic fourth on 10. The market has it 32.34% / 27.79% / 39.87%, making the visitors narrow favourites by 12.08 points. The public reads it the other way round: 48% on the home win, 15.66 points more than the market, and just 26% on the away win, 13.87 points less. The tipsters sit in between at 41.43% on the 1. The coupon's history favours the hosts (5 home wins, 1 draw, 3 away wins), although the last meeting finished 0-2.
The closest thing to a settled game this week, and still the most special: it's the first league Clásico in women's football to be played at the Spotify Camp Nou, on Sunday at 17:00. Barcelona arrive top with a perfect record (15 points) and Real Madrid are second on 13. The market has 70.42% on the home win, 17.75% on the draw and 11.83% on the away win — a 58.59-point gap, the second widest on the coupon after Castellón - Ceuta. But 70.42% is not a certainty: put another way, the market expects Barcelona not to win this one roughly three times in ten. The public (75%) and the tipsters (86.35%) are even more convinced.
Subtract the market's percentage from the public's, outcome by outcome, and you can see where the coupons are piling up. A positive number means the crowd is backing that outcome more heavily than the money prices it. It's not an instruction or a signal — just an observation about where the crowd is looking.

The first fourteen lines show the market split (1 / X / 2); the fifteenth is the Pleno al 15. All times are Spanish peninsular time (CEST).
The Pleno al 15 works differently from the other fourteen lines: instead of picking 1, X or 2, you predict how many goals each team scores. There are four options per side — 0, 1, 2 and M — and M means 'more than two', so three goals or more. For this Nations League game, Spain v Czech Republic, the market gives 80.39% to Spain scoring three or more and 59.86% to the Czech Republic failing to score. The public is a little less bullish on Spain, at 62% on their M.
The quiniela keeps a record of every fixture, and sometimes that memory and today's price point in different directions.
When does quiniela matchday 11 close, and when are the games? On quiniPrats, matchday 11 entries close on Thursday 1 October at 23:59 Spanish time (CEST). LAE's own deadline is later: Saturday 3 October at 13:00. The first match is Albacete v Eibar on Saturday 3 October at 14:00, and the last is Córdoba v Tenerife on Monday 5 October at 20:30. The Pleno al 15 is Spain v Czech Republic on Saturday 3 October at 20:45.
Once you have the times and the numbers, the fun part is comparing them with your friends. On quiniPrats you can set up a private pool for matchday 11, invite whoever you like and see your coupons side by side when the results come in. A weekend without the top flight can still be a good one.
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