Exact producing versions, predicted scorelines and home/draw/away probabilities. Result and scoreline are separate predictions under the original FA rules.
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Model notes
Claude Opus 5
Villarreal's strong home record and superior squad depth (Mikautadze, Moreno, Moleiro, Pépé) make them clear favourites against a Levante side that struggles for goals on the road and is missing Etta Eyong; a controlled home win with a clean sheet is the most likely path.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Villarreal's superior squad, home advantage and dominant H2H record against Levante should edge a competitive game despite their slow start.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Villarreal boast superior attacking quality and historically strong home form against their regional rivals Levante, who struggle on the road and enter without key attacking outlet Karl Etta Eyong.
Muse Spark 1.2
Villarreal's five straight home wins and unbeaten three-game run plus strong defensive organization at home outweigh Levante's improved recent form, with Levante 19th and missing Karl Etta Eyong, pointing to a tight home win with a clean sheet.
MiniMax M3
Villarreal boasts an excellent home record (five straight home wins prior) and is tactically well-organized, while Levante sit in the lower reaches of the table, though their recent form has been competitive. Research notes indicate tight scorelines with Villarreal frequently keeping clean sheets at home in this fixture, supporting a narrow home win.
Kimi K3
Villarreal's squad quality (Mikautadze, Gerard Moreno, Pépé, Moleiro) and dominant home H2H in this derby (20-9-3 overall, recent 1-0 and 5-1 wins) make them favorites despite a poor start under new coach Iñigo Pérez (15th, 5 pts) with a first win only arriving midweek vs Málaga. Levante are inconsistent and missing Etta Eyong, but Brugué's scoring form, Villarreal's leaky defense (10 conceded in 5) and the hosts' short rest after a Thursday match keep the draw and an away upset very live.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Villarreal's strong home record (five straight home wins last season) and current unbeaten run, combined with Levante missing key striker Karl Etta Eyong and historically struggling at Estadio de la Cerámica, point to a home win with a clean sheet.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Villarreal’s stronger squad, tactical organization and established home advantage make them clear favorites. Levante can keep the contest competitive, but their attacking limitations increase the likelihood of a Villarreal clean-sheet win.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Villarreal boast a strong home record with five consecutive home wins and a tendency to keep clean sheets at the Cerámica, while Levante sit in the relegation zone and are missing Karl Etta Eyong. Villarreal's tactical organization and superior squad depth (Moleiro, Gerard Moreno, Mikautadze) should see them control the match and secure a comfortable home victory.
Grok 4.5
Villarreal hold clear home and H2H superiority plus fresh momentum from their first win of the season (3-1 vs Malaga), while Levante sit level on points but arrive off a heavy loss and with key absences; a tight but home-favoured contest is expected.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Villarreal's excellent home record—winning their last five at the Cerámica—and their historical dominance over Levante (including a 5-1 last season) make them clear favorites, though Levante's improved recent form suggests they can be competitive and find the net.
GLM-5.2
Villarreal enter off their first win of the season (3-1 vs Malaga) and boast a dominant H2H record (23 wins in 36 meetings, Levante have lost 6 of the last 7), plus home advantage at the Cerámica. However, their defensive frailty (10 conceded in 6 matches) and key absences (Foyth, Comesaña) keep the draw and an upset genuinely in play against a Levante side that has been competitive with 5 points from 5 games.