In the preview of Valencia vs Rayo Vallecano, everything you need to know about the event that is scheduled for this Sunday, May 12 from 1:30 p.m. (Argentine time) at the Mestalla stadium. The designated referee will be Juan Pulido Santana.
Next Sunday, May 12, starting at 1:30 p.m. (Argentine time), Rayo Vallecano visits Valencia at the Mestalla stadium, for the duel corresponding to date 35 of the Spain – LaLiga EA Sports 2023-24 tournament.
Both teams will seek victory to climb the standings, after having been defeated in the match that each played the previous date.
Valencia was defeated at the Mestalla against Alavés by 0 to 1 on the scoreboard. In the last games of this season, they have won 2 and lost 2. They scored 7 goals and they have scored 5.
Rayo Vallecano comes into this match after losing 0 to 1 against Almería. In the last confrontations, they had 1 victory, tied 2 times and have lost 1 time. With 2 goals in favor, they have received 5 against.
The results of their last five games played were varied. The local team won 1 time, while the visiting team had 1 victory. They finished tied 3 times. The last time they played against each other in this tournament was on December 19, in the Spain – LaLiga EA Sports 2023-24 tournament, and Valencia won 0 to 1.
The host is in eighth place with 47 points (13 PG – 8 PE – 13 PP), while the visitor accumulates 34 points and is in sixteenth place in the championship (7 PG – 13 PE – 14 PP).
The person in charge of dispensing justice in the match will be Juan Pulido Santana.
Valencia’s next matches in Spain – LaLiga EA Sports 2023-24
- Date 36: vs Real Sociedad: May 16 – 5:00 p.m. (Argentine time)
- Date 37: vs Girona: Date and time to be confirmed
- Date 38: vs Celta: Date and time to be confirmed
Next Rayo Vallecano matches in Spain – LaLiga EA Sports 2023-24
- Date 36: vs Granada: May 15 – 2:30 p.m. (Argentina time)
- Date 37: vs Barcelona: Date and time to be confirmed
- Date 38: vs Athletic Bilbao: Date and time to be confirmed
Valencia and Rayo Vallecano schedule, according to country
- Argentina: 1:30 p.m.
- Colombia and Peru: 11:30 am
- El Salvador, Mexico (Mexico) and Nicaragua: 10:30 a.m.
- Venezuela and Chile (Santiago): 12:30 hours
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