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Explore Bwin's detailed preview for Real Madrid vs Valencia in the La Liga. Stats, odds, predictions, and lineups for the 20:00 BST match.
Fixture: Real Madrid vs Valencia
Date: Saturday, 01 November 2025
Kick-off: 20:00 BST
Venue: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
Real Madrid, buoyed by a strong run of form with four wins in their last five games, will look to dominate possession and exploit their attacking prowess against a Valencia side struggling for consistency. The recent 2-5 loss to Atletico Madrid might serve as a reminder for Real Madrid to stay sharp defensively, but their recent victories, including a 4-1 win over Levante, suggest they are likely to press high and create numerous scoring opportunities.
Valencia, on the other hand, have managed only two points from their last five matches, indicating a lack of confidence and defensive solidity. They may attempt to frustrate Real Madrid with a compact midfield and quick counter-attacks, but their recent performances, particularly the 0-2 loss to Villarreal at home, suggest they will struggle to contain Real Madrid's fluid attacking movements.
Real Madrid to win
Both teams to score
Mbappé to score anytime
Over 3.5 goals
Real Madrid's recent form has been impressive, with four wins in their last five games, showcasing their ability to score goals and secure victories against strong opposition. The 2-5 loss to Atletico Madrid stands out as a rare blip, but their subsequent performances, including a 4-1 win over Levante, demonstrate their resilience and attacking threat. This form suggests they will enter the match against Valencia with confidence and a clear game plan to dominate possession and create scoring opportunities.
Recent La Liga Results:
Valencia's recent form has been poor, with only two points from their last five games, highlighting a lack of consistency and defensive frailties. Their inability to secure a win in their last five matches, including a 0-2 home loss to Villarreal, indicates a team low on confidence and struggling to find their rhythm. This poor run of form suggests they will face a tough challenge against a confident Real Madrid side, and they will need to significantly improve their defensive organization to have any chance of a positive result.
Recent La Liga Results:
The head-to-head record between Real Madrid and Valencia shows a closely contested rivalry, with the last five meetings resulting in three wins for Real Madrid, one win for Valencia, and one draw. The most recent encounter on 05 Apr 2025 saw Valencia secure a 2-1 victory away at Real Madrid, while the match before that on 03 Jan 2025 ended with Real Madrid winning 2-1 at Valencia. This suggests that despite Real Madrid's recent dominance, Valencia can pose a threat and potentially cause an upset.
Recent La Liga Results:
A. Rudiger (Thigh Injury) - Out
D. Alaba (Foot Injury) - Out
A. Lunin (Suspended) - Out
D. Foulquier (Injury) - Out
F. Ugrinic (Muscle Injury) - Out
L. Ramazani (Muscle Injury) - Out
M. Diakhaby (Hamstring Injury) - Out
Predicted lineup: Courtois (GK), Valverde (DF), Militão (DF), Huijsen (DF), Carreras (DF), Tchouaméni (MF), Bellingham (MF), Camavinga (MF), Güler (MF), Júnior (MF), Mbappé (AT)
Real Madrid's predicted lineup suggests a focus on maintaining possession and fluid attacking movements, with Tchouaméni anchoring the midfield and Mbappé leading the line. The inclusion of Júnior in midfield indicates a strategy to exploit the flanks and create scoring opportunities from wide areas.
Predicted lineup: Agirrezabala (GK), Correia (DF), Tárrega (DF), Copete (DF), Gayà (DF), Rioja (MF), Pepelu (MF), Guerra (MF), Danjuma (MF), López (AT), Beltrán (AT)
Valencia's predicted lineup points to a reliance on a compact midfield to disrupt Real Madrid's rhythm, with Pepelu and Rioja tasked with breaking up play. The presence of López and Beltrán up front suggests a counter-attacking approach, aiming to capitalise on any defensive lapses from Real Madrid.
