Valencia vs Real Madrid Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 7th November 2026

When Real Madrid come to Estadio Mestalla for the LaLiga match this coming Saturday, Valencia will be hoping to use their home advantage to their advantage.

Valencia are number 19 in the table on nine points after 11 matches. Real Madrid rank as number 3 with 27 points after 11 matches played.

Valencia are chasing revenge after succumbing to a disappointing defeat in the latest encounter against Real Madrid. However, judging by prices from the bookmakers, they are in for a tough assignment this coming Saturday.

Valencia have a hard time getting on the scoreboard these days, as they managed a poorly eight goals in their previous ten matches. That is an average of 0.8 goals per game, in which they conceded 17 goals, or 1.7 goals per game. Furthermore, they fought their way to three clean sheets in this run.

Real Madrid scored a decent 26 goals in ten outings, or an average of 2.6 goals per game. They allowed a total of nine goals against, an average of 0.9 goals per match, while achieving three clean sheets.

Real Madrid beat Valencia twice in their most recent meetings, as they claimed wins by 2-0 and 4-0, respectively.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Prediction

Valencia Form

Valencia delivered a bit of everything as their last three matches resulted in a win, a loss and a draw. An encounter with Athletic Club brought a 0-0 draw, which was followed by a 1-2 defeat at the hands of Villarreal. Their most recent game had them back on the winning trail, as they beat Elche by 0-1. Valencia are without a win in their last six LaLiga matches on home soil, which produced a record of two draws and four defeats, in which they conceded 11 and scored three goals.

A mid-table finish seemed likely for Valencia but in current form they could be dragged into a relegation battle.

Real Madrid Form

In their last three matches, Real Madrid first beat Barcelona 1-2, then Racing Santander by 0-3 and finally AEK Athens by 2-3. Real Madrid recorded a very decent outcome of four wins from six away matches in the LaLiga, in which they banged in 11 goals, whilst conceding seven. They recorded no draws but in stead suffered defeat twice.

They are one of only a few teams capable of taking the title in the LaLiga, and Real Madrid currently remain on course.

Real Madrid are on the look-out for a win, and we expect them to claim it in a high scoring match, when they visit Valencia at Estadio Mestalla on Saturday.

Valencia fought their way to zero wins and zero points from their last four games against teams inside the top six. They were on target two times in these matches, but also let in ten goals. Real Madrid took three wins and nine points in the previous three encounters with opponents from the bottom six of the LaLiga, as they scored ten goals while also allowing two against. Valencia have a record of two wins, three draws and six defeats in the LaLiga this season. Real Madrid are yet to play a draw this season, in stead recording nine wins and two defeats in the LaLiga.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Squads

Valencia Squad

Javier Aguirre will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Real Madrid from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the LaLiga this season):

Cristian Rivero (0/0), Kayne van Oevelen (0/0), Stole Dimitrievski (0/11), Aaron Mayol (1/3), Arnau Martinez (0/7), Cesar Tarrega (0/8), Dimitri Foulquier (0/0), Iker Cordoba (0/3), Jesus Vazquez (0/9), Jose Gaya (0/9), Mouctar Diakhaby (0/6), Pablo Maffeo (0/10), Aliou Dieng (0/6), Filip Ugrinic (0/11), Guido Rodriguez (0/8), Harvey Elliott (0/6), Javier Guerra (0/11), Justin De Haas (0/6), Pepelu (1/11), Ryunosuke Sato (0/5), Arnaut Danjuma (0/11), Daniel Raba (1/5), David Otorbi (1/9), Diego Lopez (0/0), Hugo Duro (0/10), Luis Rioja (1/7), Sergi Canos (0/0), Umar Sadiq (2/4).

Real Madrid Squad

Below is the full team squad of Real Madrid. The manager Mourinho will pick his starting XI against Valencia from these players:

Andriy Lunin (0/1), Thibaut Courtois (0/10), Alvaro Carreras (1/5), Antonio Rüdiger (1/4), Dean Huijsen (0/9), Denzel Dumfries (0/8), Eder Militao (0/1), Ferland Mendy (0/0), Ibrahima Konate (0/10), Marc Cucurella (0/11), Raul Asencio (0/0), Trent Alexander-Arnold (0/7), Aurelien Tchouameni (0/7), Bernardo Silva (0/9), Brahim Diaz (0/5), Eduardo Camavinga (0/10), Federico Valverde (0/10), Jude Bellingham (4/11), Thiago Pitarch (0/0), Arda Guler (2/11), Carlos Espi (2/6), Endrick (0/3), Kylian Mbappe (12/11), Rodrygo (0/0), Vinicius Junior (1/8), Yan Diomande (3/11).

Valencia vs Real Madrid Team News

Real Madrid have just one player unavailable for selection, when visiting Valencia at Estadio Mestalla.

Vinicius Junior won't be travelling with Real Madrid this time, as he nurses an injury.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Lineups

Valencia vs Real Madrid H2H

Real Madrid got the better of Valencia in the last two h2h meetings, winning by 2-0 and 4-0, respectively. In total, they have played six matches in past seasons with Real Madrid running away with most of the points. They won four encounters, with Valencia stealing all 3 points in one match. Naturally, the last one game ended all square. The bookies have Real Madrid to win this match at best price odds of 3/10.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Results

The past ten matches between Valencia and Real Madrid have largely been entertaining affairs. Over 2.5 goals came out a winning bet seven times in these encounters. It seems only natural to look for goals on Saturday. Over 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 4/9 with the bookies.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Betting Tips

It's been a great season for Kylian Mbappe so far with 12 goals to his name across all tournaments this season. He also hit the target six times in his last six games, and no doubt Real Madrid want him to continue this productive spell against Valenciathis coming Saturday.

Valencia claimed one wins, drew two and lost seven of their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. Real Madrid won eight, drew zero and lost two of their last 10 games away. Should Valencia pull off a home win on Saturday, it could be an entertaining affair, since they only won one games to nil in their last 10 attempts.

Both teams scored six times in the last ten encounters between Valencia and Real Madrid, while over 2.5 goals came out seven times. Valencia scored 0.9 goals on average, while Real Madrid pulled 2.4 goals on average. Over 2.5 goals came out five times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Valencia, who scored an average of 0.8 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals appeared in nine of the last ten matches that Real Madrid played across all tournaments. They scored 2.9 times on average in the process.