Deportivo Alaves
ValenciaDay 36
Deportivo Alaves: 1. Sivera, 2. Garces F., 3. Sanchez M., 12. Mourino, 14. Tenaglia, 6. Guevara, 8. Blanco An.( till 84'), 18. Guridi( till 65'), 21. Aleñá( till 90'), 7. Vicente, 17. Kike García( till 90')
Substitution: 24. Joan Jordan(from 65'), 23. Benavídez Carlos(from 84'), 10. Conechny Т.(from 90'), 11. Toni Martínez(from 90')
Bench: 13. Owono, 31. Giménez A., 4. Sedlar, 36. Pica, 15. Martín C., 9. Villalibre, 16. Novoa, 19. Cabanes
Yellow Cards: Garces F. 69', Mourino 90', Benavídez Carlos 90', Joan Jordan 90'
Valencia: 25. Mamardashvili, 3. Mosquera Cr., 4. Diakhaby M.( till 84'), 15. Tarrega, 5. Barrenechea, 14. Gaya, 18. Pepelu, 9. Duro( till 65'), 11. Rafa Mir( till 84'), 16. López D.( till 65'), 22. Rioja L.( till 78')
Substitution: 17. Jaime I.(from 65'), 12. Sadiq U.(from 65'), 23. Pérez Fr.(from 78'), 19. Aarons(from 84'), 7. Canós(from 84')
Bench: 1. Domenech J., 13. Dimitrievski, 6. Guillamon, 21. Vázquez Je., 24. Hernandis, 31. Iranzo
Yellow Cards: Duro 41', Mamardashvili 75', Aarons 90'
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Valencia CF continued their impressive spring surge
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Alavés move three points clear of the relegation zone
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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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Madrid returned to winning ways in the 2024–25 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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Despite his best efforts, Tsyhankov couldn’t help Girona turn the tide
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Girona struggled to break down a resilient Valencia defense
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The visitors were leading 2-0 heading into the final minutes, but a late surge from Las Palmas turned the game on its head
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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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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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Barcelona secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Alavés thanks to a second-half goal from Robert Lewandowski
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Barcelona have fired out a renewed La Liga title to their rivals as they dismantled Valencia
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At 33, James Rodríguez appears close to terminating his contract with Rayo Vallecano
