Real Madrid will be hoping to build on their win over Eibar when they play host to Valencia in La Liga on Thursday.
CLICK TO WATCH HERE>>Real Madrid vs Valencia Live
CLICK TO WATCH HERE>>Real Madrid vs Valencia Live
Zinedine Zidane’s men secured a convincing 3-1 win over struggling Eibar, with goals from Toni Kroos, Sergio Ramos and Marcelo separating the sides.
The result kept second-placed Los Blancos in hot pursuit of current table-toppers Barcelona, with this title race proving one of the tightest for years.
Valencia, meanwhile, currently sit seventh in the table but only four points adrift of the final Champions League qualification place.
It’s a tall order, but Los Murcelagos can’t afford to see points fall by the wayside against Real after their disappointing stalemate against Levante.
Albert Celades oversaw a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture at Mestalla, but can he mastermind another valuable point? Or will Real steamroll their competitors?
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US: beIN SPORTS
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Real Madrid & Valencia’s previous line-ups:
Real Madrid (vs Eibar): Courtois; Carvajal, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo; Modric, Casemiro, Kroos; Rodrygo, Hazard, Benzema.
Valencia (vs Levante): Cillessen; Florenzi, Diakhaby, Guillamon, Gaya; Parejo, Coquelin, Guedes, Barragan; Rodrigo, Gomez.
Mariano Diaz, Luka Jovic and Nacho all remain sidelined for Zidane, while Lucas Vazquez and Gareth Bale are doubtful for this match. Centre-back duo Ezequiel Garay and Gabriel Paulista continue their rehabilitions in the treatment rooms, as does Cristiano Piccini for Valencia.
Players to watch:
Real Madrid: Eden Hazard. The former Chelsea winger has endured a stop-start season at the Bernabeu, with persistent injuries hampering his progress in the Real shirt. But the Belgian trickster is now back in action after another lengthy setback and will be hoping to get a consistent run of games under his belt to truly showcase his world class ability. He started against Eibar last weekend and picked up an assist in the first half and is likely to be handed another starting berth against Valencia. When he’s on form and playing with confidence there are few players in world football more enjoyable to watch, such is his dribbling virtuosity and ankle-snapping ability.
