Osasuna drew 0-0 with Levante UD in La Liga, with the visitors’ 4-1-4-1 shape helping them control territory while the hosts’ 4-4-2 produced the greater threat on target. Levante recorded 54% possession and generated 1.28 xG from 11 shots, compared with Osasuna’s 0.7 xG from 12 attempts. However, Osasuna tested the opposing goalkeeper far more regularly, directing seven shots on target while Levante managed only one. That contrast defined the contest: Levante carried the stronger overall chance value, but Osasuna’s more accurate finishing forced the away goalkeeper into repeated interventions. Both goalkeepers finished with a 100% save rate, although their workloads differed sharply, with Levante’s keeper facing seven efforts on target and Osasuna’s facing one. The home goalkeeper prevented 0.17 goals above expectation, while his opposite number recorded 0.98, underlining the importance of Levante’s defensive resistance. Neither tactical setup ultimately found a decisive route through, and referee Victor Garcia Verdura oversaw a goalless outcome. Both sides add one point to their early-season totals.