Valencia vs Real Madrid Prediction and Match Preview 15 Dec 2019

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Valencia vs Real Madrid Prediction and Preview for Sunday's La Liga fixture. Following Barcelona’s 2-2 relapse against regular tough customers Real Sociedad, Los Blancos will be looking to capitalize with a win against Valencia, to leapfrog the reigning champions to the summit of the La Liga table.

Real Madrid are a single point adrift of the Blaugrana in second place and will be heading to Estadio de Mestalla with their sights fixated on a win against eighth-placed Valencia.

With the highly-anticipated El Clasico on the horizon, Zinedine Zidane’s charges will be particular about arriving to the Nou Camp full of confidence. For that, they will require to turn on the style in faraway Valencia in a bid to claim all three points.

As such, expect an entertaining and enthralling game of football here, with the visiting contingent throwing men forward in search of goals to win this game.

Match status: 2019-20 La Liga - Matchweek 17
Kick-off: Sunday 15 Dec 2019, 09:00pm CET
 Venue: Mestalla (Valencia)

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Valencia stared defeat right in the face the last match-day in an away game against Levante, the latter hitting two goals past the opposition goalkeeper inside the first 20 minutes. The Frogs started the game very much on the front foot and looked good value for their lead.

However, just when Levante fans were in raptures, their joy was cut short by a resurgent Valencia side right at the end of the first period. Los Ches shifted gears, slotting home four unanswered goals to steal the three points before the end of the game.

It was a frantic encounter at Estadi Citat de Valencia, a game that will live long in the memories of the Valencia supporters.

Real Madrid, on the other hand, registered an important 2-0 victory over Espanyol to post the three points on the board. Despite numerical handicap, after one of their players received his marching orders from the referee, Los Blancos held their own right until the end of the game.

This weekend, the 13-time European champions will be subjected to one of the most potent challenges of their league campaign. The reason being, Valencia are on a stellar three-game winning streak at the moment, and have admitted defeat just thrice in their last fifteen overall fixtures.

Los Ches have been one of the better sides in La Liga this season, even though their current league position doesn’t necessarily point in that direction. In front of the home support, they have lost just a single game, the loss coming in a Champions League clash against high-flying Eredivisie outfit Ajax.

Albert Celades has had his attackers firing on all cylinders, registering no less than two goals in six of their previous eight games, and in their last four home fixtures on the trot. Needless to say, these Valencia forwards know exactly where the goalpost is at.

Home advantage coupled with the desire to break into the top-four, Real Madrid will certainly have to be heads and shoulders above these foes to have any chance of grabbing the victory. One thing is for sure here, Real Madrid will not come away from this fixture with a clean sheet.

Pre-Match Odds:

Valencia - 3.92
Draw - 4.00
Real Madrid - 1.93

All odds are with 1xBet and are subject to change.

All odds are for Valencia vs Real Madrid Predictions with 1xBet and are subject to change.

Valencia vs Real Madrid Predictions

The visitors are neck-to-neck with Barcelona in a horse-race for the La Liga title. They will head into this game knowing that a victory will see them leapfrog the reigning champions to the summit of the standings. That alone, will serve as extra motivation for these talented cluster of players.

The hosts are going to give their all on the pitch, with the intent of grabbing a point, at the least, but will have their work cut-out in a bid to make this a reality. Surely, Zinedine Zidane’s men are coming home with the three points but not without a dogged battle at Estadio de Mestalla.