Real Madrid can appear on points with La Liga leader Barcelona when you compete against Valencia in the Spanish capital on Saturday afternoon.
It was a hectic return to the home campaign for Carlo Ancelotti’s team, whose two games have summarized international break for 13 goals after the March. After a Kylian Mbappe clip inspired Madrid’s 3-2 victory against Legan last weekend, they played an exciting tie with Real Sociedad in the middle of the week.
Madrid gave up her 1-0 lead from the first leg, with Mikel Oyarzabal’s header, the seventh goal of the game, forced the competition into the extension. Antonio Rudiger’s strike in the long time brought the hosts a 4: 4 draw at night and looked through them. You will now compete against Barcelona later this month in the Copa del Rey finals.
Valencia has been imposed in La Liga in the past few weeks, with an unbeaten run of four games steer from the drop zone. The Grand Spanish club once looked for the second stage, but Carlos Corberan contributed to turning things around in the Mestalla.
The visitors enter the game on Saturday in the 15th at the table and with a four-point buffer in the drop zone.
Here is 90 minutes Guide to the collision.
Real Madrid against Valencia head-to-head record (last five games)
Current form (all competitions)
real Madrid | Valencia |
|---|---|
Real Madrid 4-4 (Aet) Real Sociedad – 01/04/25 | Valencia 1-0 Mallorca – 30/03/25 |
Real Madrid 3-2 Leganes – 29/03/25 | Girona 1-1 Valencia – 15/03/25 |
Villarreal 1-2 Real Madrid – 15/03/25 | Valencia 2-1 Real Valladolid – 08/03/25 |
Atletico Madrid 1-0 (2-4p) Real Madrid-12/03/25 | Osasuna 3-3 Valencia – 02/03/25 |
Real Madrid 2-1 Rayo Vallecano – 09/03/25 | Valencia 0-3 Atletico Madrid – 22/02/25 |
country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United Kingdom | Premier sports player Laligatv |
United States | ESPN+, FUBOTV, ESPN APP, ESPN Deportes |
Canada | TSN+ |
It will be interesting to see how strong Ancelotti runs on Saturday, as Madrid travels to the Emirates on Tuesday evening. It will change from the side that was scratched past Real Sociedad in the second leg of your Copa del Rey semi-final.
Kylian Mbappe and Fran Garcia are ready for recalls, while Jew could earn Bellingham some break. Arda Guler and Brahim Diaz are available and should be used from the start.
Dani Ceballos and Ferland Mendy are still not available, but there is hope that the couple will travel to North London next week. It is also expected that Thibaut Courtois is fit for the first leg despite his thigh injury, which will no longer override him on Saturday. Andriy Lunin is continued between the posts.
Dani Carvajal and Eder Militao are long -term absences.
Real Madrid predicted line-up against Valencia (4-2-3-1): Lunin; Valverde, Ascio, Rudiger, Garcia; Modric, Tchouameni; Guler, Brahim, Rodrygo; Mbappe.
Dimitri Foulquier, Jose Gaya and Luis Rioja picked up their fifth yellow cards of the La Liga season last time against Mallorca, which means they will serve a match suspension.
Therefore, Corberan has to make several changes compared to a winner XI, with Jesus Vazquez, Fran Perez and Yarek Gasiorowski begin.
Cristian Rivero and Thierry Correia are injured. Enzo Barrenechea is the man who keeps an eye on in the middle of the park.
Valencia predicted the line-up against Real Madrid (4-2-3-1): Mamardashvili; Vazquez, Tarrega, Mosquera, Gasiorowski; Guerra, Barrenechea; Perez, Almeida, Lopez; Sadiq.
Valencia is one of La Liga’s forms, and you will certainly not go under Corberans. However, they are not away from home this season and have the most third -party record in the division on their travels.
Madrid may be faulty, but teams still find it difficult to win in Bernabeu. Very rarely, they emit points on home soil and you should use Valencia suspends to win a slim victory before the quarter -finals of the Champions League before the Champions of the Champions of the Champions League.