Real Madrid
FT
1
:
2
vs
HT 0 : 1
Valencia
Real Madrid
FT
1
:
2
vs
HT 0 : 1
Valencia
- Kick Off at 14:15 (GMT) on 5th April, 2025
- The referee for this match is Guillermo Cuadra
- Attendance of 75382 fans at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu
- This is a match in La Liga - LaLiga, Match Day 30, Season 2024/2025
- Real Madrid
- Goals
- Junior (13')
- Junior (50')
- Cards
- Ancelotti (22')
- Valencia
- Goals
- Diakhaby (15')
- Duro (90')
- Cards
- Tarrega (10')
- Sadiq (46')
- Mosquera (90')
- Aarons (90')
Full lineups: Real Madrid vs Valencia
Real Madrid
Starting XI
- 26. Fran Gonzalez
- 17. Lucas Vazquez
- 14. Aurelien Tchouameni
- 22. Antonio Rudiger
- 20. Francisco Garcia
- 10. Luka Modric
- 8. Federico Valverde
- 21. Brahim Diaz
- 5. Jude Bellingham
- 7. Vinicius Junior
- 9. Kylian Mbappe
Substitutes
- 13. Andriy Lunin
- 34. Sergio Mestre
- 4. David Alaba
- 6. Eduardo Camavinga
- 11. Rodrygo
- 15. Arda Guler
- 16. Endrick
- 18. Jesus Vallejo
- 35. Raul Asencio
Coach
- Carlo Ancelotti
Valencia
Starting XI
- 25. Giorgi Mamardashvili
- 3. Cristhian Mosquera
- 15. Cesar Tarrega
- 4. Mouctar Diakhaby
- 19. Max Aarons
- 21. Jesus Vazquez
- 16. Diego Lopez
- 8. Javier Guerra
- 5. Enzo Barrenechea
- 10. Andre Almeida
- 12. Umar Sadiq
Substitutes
- 13. Stole Dimitrievski
- 23. Fran Perez
- 1. Jaume Domenech
- 6. Hugo Guillamon
- 9. Hugo Duro
- 24. Yarek Gasiorowski
- 40. Hamza Bellari
- 18. Pepelu
- 7. Sergi Canos
- 11. Rafa Mir
- 38. Iker Cordoba
- 31. Ruben Iranzo
Coach
- Carlos Corberan
How does he play with Vazquez?
How does he let Vini take penalties?
How does Madrid play their last 3 home games?
Unfortunately, Madrid is without any titles this year, and Ancelotti must go!
Vázquez may not be a starter in everyone's book, but he works hard and offers depth, especially with Carvajal being injury-prone. As for Vini taking penalties – he’s a leader in this team now, and sometimes you have to trust your top players, even if they miss.
The home form hasn’t been perfect, true. But we're still leading La Liga and alive in the Champions League. Writing off the season in early April feels a bit premature.
Let’s not forget what Ancelotti has done for this team. Patience, Madridistas.