📊 Form Guide

Valencia

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Valencia head into this match following a 1-1 La Liga drawn result against Real Betis.

In that match, Valencia had 43% possession and 17 shots at goal with 4 on target. The scorer for Valencia was Rioja (82'). Real Betis had 9 attempts on goal with 2 of them on target. Cucho Hernández (74') scored for Real Betis.

Over their last 6 fixtures, Carlos Corberán's Valencia have seen rewards for their attempts on goal a total of 7 times resulting in an average number of goals scored per match of 1.17.

A look at their previous results shows us that Valencia:

• have not been beaten in the league by Levante in their previous 2 games.
• are without a win at home for the past 3 matches in the league.

Levante

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Following on from a loss in their previous game against Atlético Madrid in La Liga action, Levante will be hoping to turn things around here.

In that game, Levante managed 26% possession and 6 shots at goal with 3 of them on target. For Levante, the goals were scored by Adrián de la Fuente (12' Own goal) and Sánchez (21'). For their opponents, Atletico Madrid had 25 shots at goal with 10 of them on target. Antoine Griezmann (61', 80') scored for Atlético Madrid.

Illustrating their fondness for action-packed encounters, we’ve had goals 21 times in the prior six matches in which Levante have taken to the pitch, yielding a mean average of 3.5 goals each fixture. Their opponents have managed 12 of these goals.

Going into this encounter, Levante are without an away win for the past 2 league games.

↔️ Head to head

A look at their most recent head to head meetings stretching back to 07/12/2019 shows that Valencia have won 3 of these & Levante 1, with the number of draws standing at 2.

A lot of goals were also scored during this period, 24 overall at an average of 4 goals per meeting.

The previous league fixture featuring the two was La Liga match day 34 on 30/04/2022 when it ended Valencia 1-1 Levante.

In that match, Valencia had 32% possession and 6 shots at goal with 1 on target. Their only player on the scoresheet was Duro (27').

For their opponents, Levante had 24 shots on goal with 6 on target. Óscar Duarte (81') scored.

The match was refereed by Jorge Figueroa Vázquez.

📰 Team News: Valencia

In our view, Los Che could kick off with a 4-4-1-1 system, handing starts to Julen Agirrezabala, Thierry Correia, Cesar Tarrega, Jose Copete, Jose Gaya, Luis Rioja, Javier Guerra, Pepelu, Arnaut Danjuma, Andre Almeida and Lucas Beltran.

ℹ️ Team News: Levante

We are inclined to think that Levante appear most likely to make use of a 3-2-4-1 lineup using Mathew Ryan, Adrian De La Fuente, Unai Elgezabal, Matias Moreno, Jeremy Toljan, Manuel Sanchez, Carlos Alvarez, Kervin Arriaga, Unai Vencedor, Roger Brugue and Etta Eyong.

🔮 Prediction

We feel that Levante are likely to breach the defence of this Valencia lineup, but that isn’t expected to be as many as they will have scored against them.

We’re predicting a tight encounter finishing with a 2-1 winning score for Valencia at the end of this one. Should be a good one.

Victor Martins, 04:03 21/11/2025