Our prediction for this Primera Division match:
All eyes will be on Estadio de Mestalla when Valencia and Real Madrid face each other in what used to be the La Liga derby. Los Che have been running down a blind alley ever since the club chiefs sold several influential first-team regulars, and it is no wonder the hosts are seen as big underdogs in Sunday’s football game. Portugal defender Thierry Correia is sidelined through suspension after he was sent off in a 2-2 draw with Getafe.
Los Blancos, on the other hand, crushed Huesca 4-1 on Eden Hazard’s return to the starting XI. Zinedine Zidane’s troops aim to regain top position in the La Liga standings, and they should take advantage of the current atmosphere in Valencia’s dressing room. Karim Benzema, who scored a brace in the triumph over Huesca, is widely expected to lead the line for the visitors.
Valencia vs Real Madrid H2H

Valencia
25%
Curent Form
Position
vs
Position
83%
Curent Form

Real Madrid
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Average Goals Per Match
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Average Goals Per Match
Valencia vs Real Madrid H2H Last Matches
18/06/20
Real Madrid


Valencia
15/12/19
Valencia


Real Madrid
03/04/19
Valencia


Real Madrid
01/12/18
Real Madrid


Valencia
Total Score
Valencia
Real Madrid
Valencia vs Real Madrid H2H

VAL
25%
Curent Form
Position
vs
Position
83%
Curent Form

REA
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Avg Goals/Match
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Avg Goals/Match
Valencia vs Real Madrid H2H Last Matches
18/06/20
REA


VAL
15/12/19
VAL


REA
03/04/19
VAL


REA
01/12/18
REA


VAL
Total Score
VAL
REA
Highlighted Player (Denis Cheryshev):

Probably the most famous Russian footballer never to have played for a domestic club, Denis Cheryshev was born in Nizhny Novgorod, but began his career at Sporting Gijon as his father played for the Spanish side at the time.
The talented winger eventually caught the eye of Real Madrid and went on to spend eight years in the youth academy at Santiago Bernabeu before he was given a chance to impress on senior level. Due to a fierce competition for places in Madrid, Cheryshev was forced to gain much needed first team experience via loan spells at Sevilla, Villarreal and Valencia, and he showed a great deal of potential during those stints, proving los Blancos were wrong to let him leave.
Chersyhev has been in and out of the Russia national team since making his debut in 2012, but there is a good chance he will become an important member of Sbornaya Komanda as soon as he secures regular playing time at club level. The Russian footballer is capable of operating on either wing or through the middle, and he has proved to be quite prolific in terms of both goals and assists.
Highlighted Team (Real Madrid):

Real Madrid is a Spanish football club based in Madrid. Real Madrid participate in La Liga (Primera Division) and they have won 32 domestic titles. On the other hand, los Blancos have won 13 European Cup titles and that is the main reason why they are considered the biggest football club in the world.
Real Madrid play their home matches at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu and the capacity of the stadium is 84,454. Cristiano Ronaldo is the club’s most successful footballer in the 21st century and the Portuguese superstar has won two Golden Ball awards.
The likes of Alfredo Di Stefano, Zinedine Zidane, Raul Gonzalez Blanco, David Beckham and Iker Casillas are star players who were part of the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu outfit in the past. Real Madrid’s bitterest rivals are Barcelona, but the rivalry between local rivals Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid is big as well. Real Madrid’s home kit is white and, as a result, the team’s nickname is los Blancos (the Whites).