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Real Madrid vs Valencia Head to Head: Who Holds the Edge Overall Head to Head?

Abhinav Goel

Reverse fixture between these two sides saw Real Madrid edge out Valencia with a 2-1 victory, courtesy of goals from Modric and Bellingham.

Real Madrid will be looking to secure a fourth consecutive La Liga victory when they host Valencia at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday. Carlo Ancelotti’s men currently sit second in the standings, trailing league leaders Barcelona by three points. Meanwhile, Valencia find themselves in 15th place, just four points clear of the relegation zone, though they head into this clash unbeaten in their last four outings.

The reverse fixture between these two sides saw Real Madrid edge out Valencia with a 2-1 victory, courtesy of goals from Luka Modric and Jude Bellingham. The match was also marked by controversy as Vinicius Jr. was shown a red card in the closing stages after striking Valencia goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Head to Head Record

Taking official competitions into consideration, the head-to-head record between Real Madrid and Valencia stands at:

Previous meetings: 212
Real Madrid wins: 111
Valencia wins: 58
Draws: 43

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Real Madrid vs Valencia Last 5 Matches Head to Head

Home TeamAway TeamDateScorelineCompetition
Valencia Real Madrid January 3, 2025Real Madrid win: 1-2La Liga
Valencia Real Madrid March 2, 2024Draw: 2-2La Liga
Real Madrid Valencia November 11, 2023Real Madrid win: 5-1La Liga
Valencia Real Madrid May 21, 2023Valencia win: 1-0La Liga
Real Madrid Valencia February 2, 2023Real Madrid win: 2-0La Liga

Real Madrid Team News

Real Madrid have a long injury list. They’re going into this match without Dani Carvajal, Eder Militao, Ferland Mendy, Dani Ceballos, and Jesus Vallejo. Whereas, Thibaut Courtois will also remain sidelined due to muscular overload. Meanwhile, backup goalkeeper Lunin also sustained a soleus injury during the match against Real Sociedad. As a result, Real’s third-choice goalkeeper Fran González could start in this match.

Coach Carlo Ancelotti is expected to bring back Kylian Mbappe and Antonio Rudiger into the starting lineup.

Valencia Team News

Valencia will be without Cristian Rivero and Thierry Correia due to injury, while suspensions have ruled out three key players namely Dimitri Foulquier, Jose Gaya, and Luis Rioja. Hence, head coach Carlos Corberan will be forced to make at least three changes to the lineup that secured a narrow 1-0 win over Mallorca in their previous outing.

Promising youngster Yarek Gasiorowski is expected to slot in at left-back, while Jesus Vazquez and Fran Perez are also likely candidates to come into the starting XI.

Real Madrid vs Valencia La Liga Betting Odds:

Odds via BetMGM.

TeamsMoneylineTotal Goals
Real Madrid Win: -417
Draw: +480
Over 2.5: -225
Under 2.5: +155
Valencia Win: +900
Draw: +480
Over 3.5: +125
Under 3.5: -182
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