Elche
ValenciaDay 31
Estadio Martinez Valero
Referee : Francisco Jose Hernandez
Elche: 1. Dituro - 21. Pétrot L., 22. Affengruber, 42. Traore A-r (Donald J., 64) - 12. Villar G. (Pedrosa, 72), 16. Neto Mar. (Cepeda, 72) - 11. Valera G. (Chust, 82), 14. Febas - 9. André Silva (Rodriguez Alvaro, 64), 10. Rafa Mir, 15. Tete Morente
Substitution: Donald J. (from 64); Rodriguez Alvaro (from 64); Pedrosa (from 72); Cepeda (from 72); Chust (from 82)
Bench: 13. Peña I., 45. Iturbe - 5. Redondo - 17. Josan F.
Yellow Cards: Traore A-r 59
Valencia: 1. Dimitrievski - 5. Tarrega, 12. Correia Th., 24. Cömert (Pepelu, 75) - 2. Rodríguez G. - 14. Gaya (Vázquez Je., 75), 23. Ugrinic - 15. Beltran L. (Danjuma, 81) - 6. Sadiq U. (Duro, 60), 11. Rioja L. (López D., 61), 17. Ramazani L.
Substitution: Duro (from 60); López D. (from 61); Vázquez Je. (from 75); Pepelu (from 75); Danjuma (from 81)
Bench: 13. Rivero C. - 20. Saravia, 26. Iranzo - 22. Santamaria - 8. Javi Guerra, 10. Almeida D.A., 19. Raba
Yellow Cards: Rodríguez G. 63
It was a night to remember at the Santiago Bernabéu
Valencia produced one of the most dramatic turnarounds of the La Liga season
Despite letting victory slip away, the home side remain eighth in the table, keeping their European ambitions alive
Valencia enjoyed a rare night of calm and control
The visitors were outplayed for long spells, conceding four goals and offering only limited resistance in a damaging night on the road
Saturday’s action in Matchday 16 of La Liga kicked off with a clash between teams from opposite ends of the table
Rayo Vallecano and Valencia played out a hard-fought draw in Madrid
The clash between Elche and Real Madrid unfolded like a true football thriller
The hero of the night was striker Hugo Duro
It was another confident performance from Barça
The victory keeps Madrid firmly at the top of the La Liga table
Barcelona delivered a footballing masterclass
It was a night of drama at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán
Valencia CF finally got their La Liga campaign up and running
Carlos Corberán’s side left Pamplona empty-handed once again
Atletico Madrid were left frustrated at the Metropolitano Stadium
The 21-year-old Spanish-Colombian defender joins the Gunners in a deal worth €15 million
- Real Betis Held by Valencia in Final Tune-Up Before UEFA Europa Conference League Final
24.05.25 01:56Betis and Valencia kicked off the final matchday of the La Liga 2024/25 season with a 1-1 draw
Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atlético Madrid — for the past 20 years, the list of La Liga champions has hardly changed
Valencia CF continued their impressive spring surge
The 1-1 draw leaves both clubs on 39 points, now eight clear of the relegation zone
Valencia CF extended their unbeaten run in La Liga
It’s a remarkable turnaround for a side that spent much of the season flirting with relegation
