RealMadrid vs Valencia CF

Real Madrid will be looking to keep their unbeaten home run alive as they host Valencia City FC in the Spanish La Liga.

Real Madrid will be looking to keep their unbeaten home run alive as they host Valencia City FC in the Spanish La Liga.

Real Madrid is on a 24-game unbeaten run at home in La Liga but has won only once since the start of the 2016/17 season (0-1 against Valencia CF). The Whites’ last defeat was against Barcelona on April 8th, 2017.

In fact, Real Madrid has won their last 7 games in La Liga, as well as their last 6 games at home at the Bernabeu Stadium where they played out a 1-1 draw against Sevilla during their last visit on September 15th, 2017. The Whites also scored 5 goals during those 6 matches; three times more than any other side among European top leagues – Atletico Madrid is second with 2 goals per game so far this season followed by Lyon who scored 3 times each time out their!

The visitors were unlucky not to take all three points after going down 2-0 at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, and they are now without an away win since April 2017.

Valencia CF was unlucky not to take all three points after going down 2-0 at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid, and they are now without an away win since April 2017. They are currently in sixth place in La Liga with 35 points, five points behind fourth-placed Real Madrid.

RealMadrid vs ValenciaCF

Jordi Alba believes that Los Che is capable of turning this game around, but he also believes that it will be hard for them to do so.

The former Barcelona player believes that Los Che can turn this game around, but he also believes that it will be hard for them to do so.

"We have good players and we are in a very good moment," Alba said after the match. "We've had chances at 1-1 and 2-2, but we lost that momentum when they scored the third goal."

"We have good players, but we don't have good luck. We had chances at 1-1 and 2-2, but we lost that momentum," he said after the match.

The game began with Valencia CF playing against Real Madrid.

Valencia CF started the game well, but they lost momentum after two minutes. After that, it was all about Real Madrid who scored two goals in the first half to win 2-1.

"We had chances at 1-1 and 2-2, but we lost that momentum," he said after the match."It was an amazing match for us because we played very well and our supporters were behind us from beginning to end," Alves said."But this is football," he added when asked if there was any reason why Los Che couldn't turn around their fortunes since they're currently last on table with only three points from four games played so far this season."They have great players and are just waiting for an opportunity," Alves concluded about Los Blancos' current form which has seen them win each of their last two home games against Betis (3–0) and Athletic Bilbao (4–0).

Valencia CF will be looking to turn things around. They have a lot of good players, and they haven't won an away game since April 2017. However, Real Madrid has been dominant this season and looks like it will win the league easily. The Spanish giants were coming off their first loss of the season when they lost 2-0 to Barcelona at home last week (October 12th).

So what does this mean for Valencia? It means that if Madrid plays like it did against Barcelona then there's no way that Valencia can beat them! But luckily for us as fans, we have something else: revenge! We know how happy we were when our team beat them in La Liga just before Christmas back in 2016 so hopefully, this time around no one gets injured before kickoff time comes around again next weekend at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu stadium."

"We aren't as good as them," Alves said on his former side's chances of defeating Zidane's men at the Bernabeu.

"We aren't as good as them," Alves said on his former side's chances of defeating Zidane's men at the Bernabeu. "We have had some bad results, but we have to go out there and fight for every ball because Madrid is a very good team."

Valencia CF has not won an away game since April 2017, when they beat Villarreal 2-1 in El Madrigal. Since then, Los Che has drawn four times - twice with Sevilla and thrice with Real Madrid (2-2).

"Real Madrid is a great team," he added. "They've been winning games recently so they are favorites today."

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Valencia CF will be looking for a positive result

Valencia CF will be looking for a positive result. The team has not been able to win away from home since November 2016, which is a bad run by any standards.

Valencia CF is also looking to end their negative run on Sunday, as they have lost all three games during this streak and their only win this season came against Real Sociedad at Mestalla in Week 1 of La Liga.