Real Madrid vs Valencia Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 11th November 2023

Bookmakers favour Real Madrid to win against Valencia in their next La Liga match. This takes place this coming Saturday with the hosts in decent form, and a win seems quite likely. Naturally, Valencia will put up a fight at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, though.

Real Madrid are currently number 2 with 29 points and will be very eager to hang to that position at the very least. Qualifying for the Champions League would naturally boost the club coffers and bring excitement to Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.

A win for Valencia this coming Saturday will see them improve on their position in the table with an aim to finish in the top six of the La Liga.

Real Madrid scored 18 while allowing seven goals against in the past ten matches. They claimed five clean sheets on the way.

Valencia managed a bearable 12 goals from their past ten games, creating an average of 1.2 goals per game. They conceded 12 goals in total, and while claiming three clean sheets, they conceded 1.2 goals an average per game.

It finished with a 1-0 win for Valencia in the most recent meeting between the two sides. Will they be able to put the brakes on their opponent again on Saturday at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, or will Real Madrid manage to assert some revenge?

Real Madrid vs Valencia Prediction

Real Madrid Form

Real Madrid look good before their upcoming match, in which they seek to remain unbeaten. In their last three matches, they first beat Barcelona by 1-2, before drawing 0-0 with Rayo Vallecano. They were back as winners last time out, when they took out Braga 3-0. Real Madrid won four of their past six matches on home soil in the La Liga, where they also drew twice and went undefeated. They scored 12 goals and conceded three times.

Valencia Form

In their last three matches, Valencia beat Cadiz 2-0, drew 2-2 with Athletic Bilbao and beat Granada by 1-0. In their last six La Liga away matches, Valencia failed to win more than once. In stead, they've drawn three and lost two, scoring seven while also conceding ten times.

We expect Real Madrid to make home advantage count but equally, we do not expect a festival of goals against Valencia. Hence, our punt on the home win in a match with no more than three goals.

Real Madrid won five matches, scored 12 goals and conceded five in their last seven games against teams from the top half of the La Liga table. This earned them 16 points. Valencia won one and claimed four points in their three most recent games against teams inside the top six. They scored five conceded five goals. Real Madrid enjoy a record of nine wins, two draws and one defeat in the La Liga this season. Valencia so far pulled off five wins, three draws and four defeats in the La Liga.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Squads

Real Madrid Squad

The 64-year-old Ancelotti will select the starting eleven against Valencia from this squad. The statistics represent goals scored and matches played in the La Liga this season:

Andriy Lunin (0/2), Diego Pineiro (0/0), Fran Gonzalez (0/0), Kepa Arrizabalaga (0/10), Thibaut Courtois (0/0), Antonio Rüdiger (0/12), Daniel Carvajal (1/10), David Alaba (0/10), Eder Militao (0/1), Ferland Mendy (0/5), Francisco Garcia (0/9), Nacho Fernandez (0/7), Arda Guler (0/0), Aurelien Tchouameni (1/11), Brahim Diaz (1/8), Daniel Ceballos (0/3), Eduardo Camavinga (0/12), Federico Valverde (1/12), Jude Bellingham (10/11), Luka Modric (0/10), Toni Kroos (1/12), Joselu (5/12), Lucas Vazquez (0/8), Rodrygo (1/12), Vinicius Junior (2/9).

Valencia Squad

This is the full squad of players that the Valencia head coach Baraja will select from for his starting XI:

Cristian Rivero (0/0), Giorgi Mamardashvili (0/12), Jaume Domenech (0/0), Cenk Ozkacar (0/8), Cristhian Mosquera (0/10), Dimitri Foulquier (0/8), Gabriel Paulista (0/9), Hugo Guillamon (0/7), Jesus Vazquez (0/2), Jose Gaya (1/10), Mouctar Diakhaby (1/8), Thierry Correia (0/11), Alberto Mari (0/0), Andre Almeida (0/8), Fran Perez (1/12), Javier Guerra (3/12), Pepelu (2/12), Selim Amallah (0/8), Diego Lopez (2/12), Hugo Duro (5/12), Roman Yaremchuk (0/6), Sergi Canos (0/5).

Real Madrid vs Valencia Team News

Real Madrid are sweating on the fitness of no less than six players before their match this coming Saturday. For their upcoming match in round 13, Real Madrid are unable to call upon Antonio Rüdiger, who is suspended.

Due to various ailments Kepa Arrizabalaga, Aurelien Tchouameni, Daniel Carvajal, Daniel Ceballos, Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois will be absent from the squad, Real Madrid are able to field against Valencia on Saturday.

Valencia have six players on the injured and absent list ahead of the match this coming Saturday against Real Madrid.

Names like Andre Almeida, Mouctar Diakhaby, Jesus Vazquez, Dimitri Foulquier, Gabriel Paulista and Alberto Mari most likely won't be deemed fit enough to play Real Madrid.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Lineups

Real Madrid vs Valencia H2H

Real Madrid lost to 1-0 Valencia in their last encounter. This served as payback for the 2-0 win, which Real Madrid dished out the match before that. Look for either side to win this encounter, as they have a tendency not to draw their matches, since only one of the last ten encounters finished all square. Real Madrid won six times, while Valencia ran out winners two times. A home win gets you odds at 1/3 with the bookies, while the best betting odds on an away win are at 15/2.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Results

Both teams found the back of the net five times in the past ten matches between home side Real Madrid and Valencia. Best priced odds on BTTS with the bookies are at 1/1.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Betting Tips

Hugo Duro shows decent form right now for Valencia, as he scored two goals in his last six games in the La Liga. The visitors need more from him, though, when facing Real Madrid, who are strong favourites on Saturday. Siding with Jude Bellingham also look a nice prospect as he scored five goals in his last six La Liga matches.

Real Madrid sailed through their 10 most recent outings at home with eight wins, while they drew two. Valencia won four of their previous 10 outings away from home across all tournaments, whilst they drew four and lost two. Both teams scored in five of the last 10 La Liga matches for Real Madrid at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. Both teams also found their way to the target in seven of the previous 10 away games for Valencia.

Over 2.5 goals happened five times in the past ten encounters between Real Madrid and Valencia, with Real Madrid scoring 1.8 goals on average per game. Valencia averaged one goal, while both teams scored five times. Over 2.5 goals happened in seven of Real Madrid’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 2.1 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals came up in four of Valencia's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.3 goals in these matches.