La Liga - How to watch Real Madrid vs Valencia in all five continents

June 16, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Real Madrid, Valencia, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Los Blancos will be playing their second game at home after the coronavirus pause. Will they be able to keep up the pace in the title race?

What has been Real Madrid and Valencia's form ahead of this game?

Real Madrid returned from the coronavirus break with a bang, beating Eibar 3-1. That win ended the struggles of Zidane's men, who had only won one of their last four prior to Sunday's clash. Real Madrid is yet to lose a home game, having won ten out of their 14 matches.

Valencia will enter this match on a two-game streak without a win. The last two games for Los Naranjeros ended in draws. To make matters worse, Valencia has not been able to win any of their last five games away from home, drawing two and losing three in the process.

What is Real Madrid and Valencia's position in La Liga?

Real Madrid makes it to this game in second place as a result of their 17 wins, eight draws and three losses. The Spánish giants are the team with the lowest number of losses and with the best defensive unit, with only 20 goals allowed in 28 games. Karim Benzema is the team's top scorer with 14 goals to his name.

Valencia is ranked seventh in the Spanish top-flight right before this game. Celades' men have won eleven games, with ten draws and seven losses completing their tally. The team has scored quite a handful of goals (39), but their defense has not been as consistent, which has led them to concede 40 times. Maxi Gómez tops Valencia's goalscoring charts with nine goals.

Real Madrid vs Valencia - Who's in and who's out

Real Madrid: Injured: Nacho, Luka Jovic, Lucas Vázquez. Doubtful: Dani Carvajal, Gareth Bale, Mariano.

Valencia: Injured: Cristiano Piccini, Ezequiel Garay. Doubtful: José Gayá, Gabriel Paulista.

Real Madrid vs Valencia - Head-to-head stats

The first game of the season between these teams ended in a one-all draw.
Real Madrid enters this game on a six-match streak without a loss against Valencia when playing as hosts (three wins, three draws).
The last game between these teams when Real Madrid played the role of hosts ended in a two-nil win for Los Blancos.
Los Blancos have only kept a clean sheet against Valencia in their last six home games.
The last three draws between Real Madrid and Valencia at the Bernabeu ended with similar 2-2 scores.
This will be the third game between Zinedine Zidane and Albert Celades. So far, Los Blancos' boss is yet to lose against the Spanish tactician (one win and one draw for Zidane's team).