Valencia
EspanyolDay 33
Valencia: 25. Mamardashvili, 3. Mosquera Cr., 15. Tarrega, 20. Foulquier, 5. Barrenechea( till 84'), 8. Moreno J., 10. Almeida D.A.( till 54'), 14. Gaya, 9. Duro, 16. López D.( till 84'), 22. Rioja L.
Substitution: 11. Rafa Mir(from 54'), 18. Pepelu(from 84'), 23. Pérez Fr.(from 84')
Bench: 1. Domenech J., 13. Dimitrievski, 4. Diakhaby M., 6. Guillamon, 19. Aarons, 21. Vázquez Je., 24. Hernandis, 7. Canós
Yellow Cards: Almeida D.A. 39', Tarrega 45'
Espanyol: 1. García Jo., 4. Kumbulla, 6. Cabrera L., 19. Gonzalez U., 22. Serrano Carlos, 23. El Hilali, 8. Edu Expósito( till 69'), 10. Lozano P.( till 83'), 17. Jofre Carreras( till 69'), 2. Jaen R., 7. Javi Puado( till 87')
Substitution: 31. Roca(from 69'), 11. Milla P.(from 69'), 20. Král(from 83'), 12. Tejero(from 87')
Bench: 13. Pacheco, 33. Fortuno, 5. Calero F., 18. Aguado, 9. Véliz, 16. Cheddira
Yellow Cards: Serrano Carlos 32'
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The 1-1 draw leaves both clubs on 39 points, now eight clear of the relegation zone
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Valencia CF extended their unbeaten run in La Liga
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It’s a remarkable turnaround for a side that spent much of the season flirting with relegation
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Real Madrid desperately pushed for a winner, but instead, they conceded a heart-breaking goal in the fifth minute of injury time
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RCD Espanyol delivered a statement performance with a dominant victory over Rayo Vallecano
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Atletico Madrid dropped crucial points
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Girona struggled to break down a resilient Valencia defense
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Ukrainian midfielder played a pivotal role
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Valencia continues their battle to climb out of the relegation zone in La Liga
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The hosts twice took the lead, only for Osasuna to equalize on both occasions
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Atlético finally found their scoring touch in a dominant performance against one of La Liga's strugglers
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The goal, scored in the dying moments of the match, secured a 1-0 victory for the Catalan side
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Athletic Club mirrored the results of their rivals, drawing 1-1
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Valencia managed to string together three matches without a defeat
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Over the past 50 years, European football has formed an exclusive circle of elite clubs that dominate the sport, winning nearly every major trophy
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Ferran Torres was the star of the show, netting a hat-trick
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Real Madrid suffered a surprising 1-0 defeat to Espanyol
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Barcelona have fired out a renewed La Liga title to their rivals as they dismantled Valencia
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In a match that defied statistical expectations, Sevilla was held to a 1-1 draw by Espanyol despite unleashing a staggering 25 shots on goal
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At 33, James Rodríguez appears close to terminating his contract with Rayo Vallecano
