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Real Madrid arrive at the Mestalla on the back of 12 wins in their last 14 league fixtures. Valencia, on the other hand, have gained just six points in their opening ten fixtures in LaLiga this season (W1, D3, L6), leaving them in the relegation places.
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These two teams could not be in more opposite form, but Valencia did manage a win in their last game against Elche. They will be hoping to keep that momentum up with the visit of Los Blancos; however, having not won at home this season, plus the fact that Valencia have lost each of their last two home games against Real Madrid, makes it look like a tall task for Los Che.
Valencia vs Real Madrid: Key information
• Date: Saturday, November 7th
• Kick-off time: 20:00 GMT
• Venue: Estadio de Mestalla, Valencia
• TV channels: Disney+ (UK) | Premier Sports (UK)
• Odds: Valencia (9/1) - Draw (19/4) - Real Madrid (27/100)
Valencia team news
On-loan midfielder Harvey Elliott will be available again for Valencia after serving a one-game ban for a red card. The only player missing will be forward David Otorbi, who missed the last game with a hamstring injury.
Valencia predicted lineup vs Real Madrid (4-4-2)
Coach: Javier Aguirre
Dimitrievski; Martinez, Tarrega, Pepelu, Gaya; Maffeo, Rodriguez, Ugrinic, Rioja; Sadiq, Danjuma
Real Madrid team news
Vinicius completes the last match of his four-game suspension this weekend, so Yan Diamonde should retain his place in the side, with Adra Guler on the other wing.
Rodrygo, Raul Asencio and Ferland Mendy all remain out with long-term injuries.
Real Madrid predicted lineup vs Valencia (4-2-3-1)
Coach: Jose Mourinho
Courtois; Dumfries, Konate, Huijsen, Cucurella; Valverde, Tchouameni; Guler, Bellingham, Diomande; Mbappe
Where to watch
You can catch Real Madrid’s trip to Valencia on Disney+ or Premier Sports in the UK. To be able to access either, you need a subscription to the site, and then you can stream online, on your TV or on your game console.
Head-to-head
Valencia have lost their last two LaLiga games against Real Madrid and have failed to score in both. They have not lost three consecutive matches against Real Madrid in the competition since February 2023 (L4) and have not failed to score in three consecutive matches against them since October 1987 (L3).
Valencia’s Hugo Duro has scored five goals in 10 LaLiga appearances against Real Madrid; against no other opponent has he scored more goals in the competition.
Valencia vs Real Madrid: Betting odds
Real Madrid are the favourites to win this game, coming in at 27/100 at bet365, compared to Valencia’s 9/1. A draw is at 19/4.
Odds correct at time of writing, subject to change.
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