Baraja: "tHE TEAM kePT going AND COMPETED UNTIL THE END"
The Valencia CF coach talks after the 2-2 result against Deportivo Alavés
The first match will be at Mestalla with the other two played away
Valencia CF will play three matches in seven days, wrapping up November after the international break. The team will compete in two LALIGA EA SPORTS fixtures and one Copa del Rey game.
On Saturday, November 23, at 2:00 PM, Rubén Baraja’s squad will host the verdiblanco team at Mestalla. The goal is to secure a win, return to the path of victory, and pay tribute to the victims and those affected by the devastating DANA storm that struck various municipalities in the Valencian Community.
From a statistical standpoint, Valencia CF has won 57 of the 78 matches played at their home ground against Real Betis—a success rate of 73.08%.
For the first time, Valencia CF will visit the Estadio Las Américas in the opening round of the 2024 Copa del Rey. The match is scheduled for Tuesday, November 26, at 7:00 PM. Originally postponed due to the historic flooding in Valencia province, this game will see the che squad face CP Parla Escuela, a team from Group II of the Primera División Autonómica Aficionado in Madrid.
The Estadi Mallorca Son Moix and the historic Lluís Sitjar have always posed a challenge for Valencia CF, with the team securing victories in 39.53% of their visits, drawing 20.93%, and losing 39.53% of the time. The last Valencia CF victory in Mallorca came in 2022, thanks to a Gabriel Paulista goal. Before that, their most recent win on Mallorcan soil was in 2011, when Pablo Hernández scored twice.
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