Valencia-Real Madrid is a match of the 35th day of La Liga and is played on Sunday at 6:30 pm: likely formations, predictions, TV and streaming.
Strong in his experience, Carlo Ancelotti, after being eliminated by Manchester City from the Champions League, made no dramas. And, moreover, he confirmed his intention to respect his contract with Real Madrid expiring at the end of next season. In short, barring any shocks that are not on the horizon at the moment, the Italian coach will be at the helm of the Blancos again next year.
With second place still in the balance, Real some motivation for this final season may well find it. But it certainly won’t be easy, after such a thrashing and after especially having also put three trophies in the trophy cabinet, to be able to get back on track as if nothing had happened. And on the other hand, Valencia, which is not yet safe, is in absolute need of points. Which would be very heavy if they came from such a match.
Everything is, of course, how under the mental aspect the Madrilenians will take the field at the Mestalla. Imagining a calm team comes hard to us: but we know well the mentality that also reigns inside the Ancelotti-led troop. Who, however, have none, or very few motivations, unlike Valencia, who could settle for even a point from this match.
Ancelotti (Lapresse)
The prediction
Everything will depend on Real Madrid’s will. Which actually should not be that much. And then there is a chance for Valencia to place a useful result in a moment of form that is certainly important, as Cavani and his teammates have won three times in the last five outings. In short, a draw with at least one goal per team. Here’s what could come out of the Mestalla challenge.
The likely Valencia-Real Madrid lineups
- VALENCIA (4-2-3-1): Mamardashvili; Correia, Comert, Ozkacar, Gaya; Gonzalez, Guerra; Kluivert, Almeida, Lino; Cavani.
- REAL MADRID (4-3-3): Lunin; Carvajal, Militao, Rudiger, Alaba; Valverde, Tchouameni, Camavinga; Asensio, Benzema, Vinicius.
POSSIBLE RESULT: 1-1
