
Valencia face a punishing stretch of fixtures against Spain's elite. Six matches against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid loom, split evenly between home and away. The sequence begins with a trip to the Wanda Metropolitano to face Atletico, followed by the visit of Real Madrid to Mestalla. Barcelona then travel to Valencia before the fixture list swings back towards the capital for a second meeting with Atletico away. Real Madrid return to Mestalla for another Clasico-style encounter, and the run concludes with a trip to the Camp Nou.
This is a defining period. Valencia will play each of the three clubs twice - a concentration of matches against the country's traditional heavyweights that will test depth, consistency and mental resilience. The home-and-away balance offers some advantage, though consecutive away trips to Madrid and Barcelona early in the sequence could prove costly if results go against them.
No completed matches are available from the fixture list provided. All six scheduled contests remain to be played, meaning Valencia's current standing and momentum heading into this stretch cannot be assessed from the data at hand.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Match drawn 1-1
Valencia won 2-1
Match drawn 1-1
Valencia won 1-0
Atletico Madrid won 2-0
Elche won 1-0
Real Madrid won 2-0
Celta Vigo won 4-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | Giorgi MamardashviliGeorgia | Goalkeeper |
| 1 | Stole DimitrievskiNorth Macedonia | Goalkeeper |
| 6 | José Gayà Spain | Defender |
| 5 | Mouctar DiakhabyFrance | Defender |
| 24 | Cristhian MosqueraSpain | Defender |
| 22 | César TárregaSpain | Defender |
| 2 | Thierry CorreiaPortugal | Defender |
| 18 | Dimitri FoulquierFrance | Defender |
| 15 | José CopeteSpain | Defender |
| 24 | Javi GuerraSpain | Midfielder |
| 5 | PepeluSpain | Midfielder |
| 14 | Enzo BarrenecheaArgentina | Midfielder |
| 21 | Fran PérezSpain | Midfielder |
| 23 | Yarek GasiorowskiSpain | Defender |
| 9 | Hugo DuroSpain | Forward |
| 11 | Diego LĂłpezSpain | Forward |
| 19 | Rafa MirSpain | Forward |
| 17 | Luis RiojaSpain | Forward |
| 16 | André AlmeidaPortugal | Midfielder |
| 9 | Umar SadiqNigeria | Forward |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| UEFA Cup / Inter-Cities Fairs Cup | 3 | 1962-2004 |
| UEFA Cup Winners' Cup | 1 | 1980 |
| UEFA Super Cup | 2 | 1980-2004 |
| La Liga | 6 | 1942-2004 |
| Copa del Rey | 8 | 1941-2019 |
| Supercopa de España | 2 | 1999-2004 |
Spanish league champions in 1942, 1944, 1947, 1971, 2002 and 2004
Winners of the Spanish cup on eight occasions, most recently in 2019
Won the UEFA Cup in 1962-63 and 2003-04
Reached consecutive European Cup finals, losing to Real Madrid and Bayern Munich respectively
Lifted the Cup Winners' Cup in the 1979-80 season, beating Arsenal on penalties in the final
Won the forerunner to the UEFA Cup in 1961-62
Claimed the European Super Cup in 1980 and 2004
Won La Liga and the UEFA Cup in the same season under coach Rafael BenĂtez
One of Spain's oldest and largest stadiums, serving as Valencia's home since 1923
One of the most successful clubs in Spanish football history, regularly competing in continental competitions