La Liga - TV and streaming channels to watch Valencia vs Sevilla

October 29, 2019 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Valencia, Sevilla, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The clash between two of the most followed teams in Spain should be quite entertaining to watch. Don't miss it with our detailed guide.

What is Valencia and Sevilla's form's form ahead of this match?

Valencia makes it to this midweek game having won two of their last six games, but they have not been able to win in their last two outings. Their recent games concluded in a one-all draw against Atlético and in a 3-1 loss against Osasuna.

Sevilla gets to Mestalla having won three out of their last four, but that loss came in an away game (4-0 vs Barcelona). Los Hispalenses have won their last two fixtures without conceding a single goal, but they will have to find the form they showed away from home during the early days of the season, which saw them claim three wins in a row on the road.

What position do Valencia and Sevilla hold in La Liga prior to this game?

Valencia is currently ranked 10th in La Liga, following a start that has included three wins, four draws and three losses. Albert Celades' men have scored 13 goals this season, with captain Dani Parejo being their most prolific scorer with five goals up to this point.

Sevilla makes it to this clash in fourth place, with six of their games ending in a win for Julen Lopetegui's men. Los Hispalenses have also drawn one match, while the other three concluded in defeat. Lucas Ocampos is currently Sevilla's top scorer, having found the back of the net three times.

Valencia vs Sevilla - Who's in and who's out

Valencia: Injured: Cristiano Piccini. Suspended: Denis Cheryshev, Rodrigo Moreno. Goncalo Guedes, Kevin Gameiro.

Sevilla - Doubtful: Daniel Carrico, Sergi Gómez.

Valencia vs Sevilla - Head-to-head stats

Sevilla has only been able to win one of their last six La Liga games against Valencia.
Los Naranjeros enter this clash on a five-game streak without a loss againat Sevilla.
Valencia has kept four clean sheets in their last five games against Los Hispalenses.
Sevilla has lost their two most recent games away from home.
Los Hispalenses have not been able to win at Mestalla in any of their last six games (all comps).
Sevilla's last win against Valencia took place almost three years ago, when the Andalucian side defeated Los Naranjeros with a 2-1 score on November 26, 2016.