Real Madrid vs Valencia Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 1st November 2025

Valencia go up against Real Madrid on Saturday for a LaLiga meeting at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.

Real Madrid are number 1 in the table on 27 points after ten matches. Valencia rank as number 18 with nine points after ten matches played.

Although Valencia trail Real Madrid by double digits, beating the LaLiga leaders could hand them a serious confidence boost.

Real Madrid show off very admirable numbers from their past ten matches, as they scored 2.2 goals on average per match. That makes a total of 22 goals, whilst they allowed ten goals against, for an average of one per outing. They pulled off four clean sheets.

Valencia travel to their next LaLiga match, averaging a lowly one goals per game in their last ten matches. They scored a disappointing total of ten goals, while also conceding 16 goals. That amounts to an average of 1.6 per game, in which they kept their opponents from scoring three times.

Real Madrid took a hit when Valencia handed them a 1-2 defeat in their latest encounter. The former did win the reverse match though, as they secured a triumph to their name by claiming a 2-1 win.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Prediction

Real Madrid Form

Real Madrid are enjoying their football currently with three wins on the bounce, and it began with a 0-1 win against Getafe. They went on to beat Juventus by 1-0, before also getting the better of Barcelona in a 2-1 victory. Real Madrid have been nothing short of fabulous at their home ground in the six most recent LaLiga matches here. They quite simply claimed a maximum 18 points, scoring 12 while conceding three goals. Naturally, this is the best points total in the LaLiga across the last six games.

Spoken of as title contenders, Real Madrid are currently doing a good job of living up to the hype in the LaLiga this season.

Valencia Form

Valencia only managed to gain a single draw in their past three games. First, they suffered a 2-1 defeat against Girona. Then a 0-0 draw with Deportivo Alaves followed, before Villarreal claimed a 0-2 victory. Valencia didn't manage a single away win in their last six LaLiga matches, but managed three draws, while suffering three defeats. They conceded 12 and scored four goals themselves.

Valencia entered the season hunting for a title, however they find themselves far off track at this stage.

We expect Real Madrid to make home advantage count but equally, we do not expect a festival of goals against Valencia. Hence, our punt on the home win in a match with no more than three goals.

Real Madrid took 15 points from their last five encounters with teams from the bottom half of the LaLiga table. This amounts to five wins after scoring 12 times and conceding three. Valencia fought their way to zero wins and one points from their last three games against teams inside the top six. They were on target two times in these matches, but also let in ten goals. Real Madrid are looking at a record of nine wins, zero draws and one defeat in the LaLiga this season. Valencia have a record of two wins, three draws and five defeats in the LaLiga.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Squads

Real Madrid Squad

The 43-year-old coach of the home team, Xabi Alonso, will select the lineup against Valencia from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the LaLiga this season:

Andriy Lunin (0/0), Fran Gonzalez (0/0), Thibaut Courtois (0/10), Alvaro Carreras (0/10), Antonio Rüdiger (0/1), Daniel Carvajal (0/7), David Alaba (0/3), Dean Huijsen (0/8), Eder Militao (1/8), Ferland Mendy (0/0), Francisco Garcia (0/2), Raul Asencio (0/5), Trent Alexander-Arnold (0/4), Aurelien Tchouameni (0/10), Brahim Diaz (0/8), Dani Ceballos (0/7), Eduardo Camavinga (0/6), Federico Valverde (0/10), Jude Bellingham (1/6), Arda Guler (3/10), Endrick (0/0), Franco Mastantuono (1/8), Gonzalo Garcia (0/7), Kylian Mbappe (11/10), Rodrygo (0/8), Vinicius Junior (5/10).

Valencia Squad

Here is the full team squad of Valencia. The 42 year-old Carlos Corberan will select his starting lineup from the following players:

Cristian Rivero (0/0), Julen Agirrezabala (0/10), Stole Dimitrievski (0/0), Cesar Tarrega (0/10), Dimitri Foulquier (0/7), Eray Coemert (0/1), Jesus Vazquez (0/7), Jose Gaya (0/8), Mouctar Diakhaby (1/7), Thierry Correia (0/5), Andre Almeida (0/4), Baptiste Santamaria (1/10), Filip Ugrinic (0/4), Javier Guerra (0/10), Lucas Nunez (0/0), Pepelu (0/8), Alberto Mari (0/0), Arnaut Danjuma (3/10), Daniel Raba (0/8), Diego Lopez (2/10), Hugo Duro (3/10), Largie Ramazani (0/5), Lucas Beltran (0/7), Luis Rioja (0/10).

Real Madrid vs Valencia Team News

Real Madrid might be looking at four missing players for their upcoming assignment against Valencia. Daniel Carvajal gets a day off from the Real Madrid squad, as he serves out a suspension.

Daniel Carvajal, Vinicius Junior and David Alaba are missing from the squad, Real Madrid will field against Valenciaon Saturday.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Lineups

Real Madrid vs Valencia H2H

Real Madrid took a hit when Valencia handed them a 1-2 defeat in their latest encounter. The former did win the reverse match though, as they secured a triumph to their name by claiming a 2-1 win. Real Madrid hold a 6-1-3 advantage against Valencia from their latest encounters. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 2/11.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Results

Entertainment seems close to guaranteed when Real Madrid welcome Valencia as over 2.5 goals came out a winning bet seven times in ten matches. Over 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 4/11 with the bookies this coming Saturday.

Real Madrid vs Valencia Betting Tips

Arnaut Danjuma shows decent form right now for Valencia, as he scored two goals in his last six games in the LaLiga. The visitors need more from him, though, when facing Real Madrid, who are strong favourites on Saturday. Siding with Kylian Mbappe also look a nice prospect as he scored seven goals in his last six LaLiga matches.

Real Madrid won ten of their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while losing zero times. Valencia won two of their last 10 games away from home, with three draws and five defeats as well. Strap yourselves up for a goals at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu since both teams scored in six of the last 10 home matches for Real Madrid. The same occurred in four of the last 10 league games away from home for Valencia.

Both teams scored seven times in the last ten encounters between Real Madrid and Valencia, while over 2.5 goals came out seven times. Real Madrid scored 2.1 goals on average, while Valencia pulled 1.3 goals on average. Over 2.5 goals came out seven times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Real Madrid, who scored an average of 2.4 goals along the way. In the last ten games for Valencia, six of them had more than 2.5 goals, and they scored an average of 1.4 times goals per game themselves.