Real Madrid vs Valencia: Last 5 Results, Prediction and Live Stream

Real Madrid

Jan 11, 2023

1 - 1 Valencia

Real Madrid

Jan 8, 2022

4 - 1 Valencia

Valencia

Sep 19, 2021

1 - 2 Real Madrid

Real Madrid

Feb 14, 2021

2 - 0 Valencia

Valencia

Nov 8, 2020

4 - 1 Real Madrid

Real Madrid

Jun 18, 2020

3 - 0 Valencia

Real Madrid go into this match following a 0-0 La Liga drawn match vs Real Sociedad.

In that game, Real Madrid managed 61% possession and 20 shots at goal with 7 of them on target. Real Sociedad had 8 shots at goal with 3 on target.

Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid have found the net a sum total of 10 times in their last 6 outings. The comparative tally of goals that have been scored against them in those same games amounts to 7.

Ahead of this clash, Real Madrid haven't been beaten in the league by Valencia in their previous 3 games.

After a losing effort in their last game against Real Valladolid in La Liga competition, Valencia will be aiming to make amends here.

In that game, Valencia managed 47% possession and 14 attempts on goal with 2 on target. On the other side, Real Valladolid got 13 attempts at goal with 6 on target. Cyle Larin (90') was the scorer for Real Valladolid.

Looking at their form, and Valencia have been scored against in 5 of their last 6 matches, with opponents netting 8 goals in total. In defence, Valencia certainly have room for improvement.

Looking at the pre-match facts, Valencia:

haven't beaten Real Madrid in games played away from home for the previous 14 league matches. A shocking away run it has been.

haven’t won away from home in the past 4 league matches.

A look at their past head-to-head meetings going back to 18/06/2020 tells us that Real Madrid have won 4 of these games & Valencia 1, with the tally of drawn results standing at 1.

A sum of 20 goals were scored between them in these games, with 13 of them for Los Blancos and 7 coming from Los Che. That’s an average goals per game figure of 3.33.

Lucas Vázquez (Ankle Injury), David Alaba (Muscle Injury), Aurélien Tchouameni (Muscle Injury) and Daniel Carvajal (Muscle Injury) will not be able to play for Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti.

Out of a mainly healthy group, there is only the lone fitness problem for the Valencia manager Gennaro Gattuso to contend with. Nico González (Metatarsal Fracture) misses out for this game.

For this match, we think that Real Madrid will most probably see a lot of the ball and convert quite a few goal-scoring opportunities.

At the other end, Valencia may well find it hard getting on the scoresheet but we do fancy them hitting back at some stage.

We’re predicting a decent 3-1 winning score for Real Madrid when the full-time whistle blows.

Formed: 1902

Stadium: The Estadio Santiago Bernabéu (81,044)

Captain: Karim Benzema

Chairman: Florentino Pérez

Manager: Carlo Ancelotti

Competitions: La Liga position 2, Copa del Rey (Quarter-Finals), Supercopa (Final), Champions League (Last 16), UEFA Super Cup (Final)

Mostly taking up the Centre Midfield position, Federico Valverde was born in Montevideo, Uruguay. After having played his first senior match for Peñarol in the 2015 - 2016 season, the skilful Midfielder has netted 7 league goals in this LaLiga 2022 - 2023 season so far from a total of 17 appearances.