Valencia vs Real Madrid: Head-to-Head, Results and Match Stats

Valencia vs Real Madrid has delivered three Madrid wins, one Valencia victory and one draw across the clubs’ five most recent LaLiga meetings before November 2026. Those games include Madrid’s 2–0 win at Mestalla in February 2026, Valencia’s 2–1 victory at the Bernabéu in April 2025 and a 2–2 draw in March 2024.

The previous scores and head-to-head record provide a lasting guide to this fixture, while the 2026/27 meeting adds another chapter to the clubs’ LaLiga history. Below are the recorded results, goals, match statistics and a dated look at the sides’ form before their November encounter.

Real Madrid won three of the five LaLiga matches against Valencia from March 2024 to February 2026; Valencia won once and the teams drew once. Madrid scored 11 goals and Valencia five in this five-game sample, which is distinct from the clubs’ full all-time head-to-head record.

Three of those five matches took place at Mestalla. Madrid won there in January 2025 and February 2026, while the March 2024 meeting ended level. Valencia’s victory during the period came away from home at the Bernabéu in April 2025.

The five previous Valencia–Real Madrid results include 16 goals in total, with Madrid responsible for 11 and Valencia for five. Madrid kept two clean sheets, both in the 2025/26 league season, while Valencia scored in three of the five meetings. These are statistics for the five listed fixtures, not season-wide totals.

Venue matters to the historical picture: Valencia took a point from Madrid’s March 2024 visit, whereas the subsequent two league games at Mestalla ended in Madrid victories. The pattern shows how recent away results compare, but does not establish an outcome for any future meeting.

The clubs’ 2026/27 LaLiga Matchday 12 fixture was scheduled for Saturday, 7 November 2026, at Camp de Mestalla. Kickoff was set for 21:00 in Spain (20:00 GMT / 23:00 East Africa Time). This is the original fixture schedule, rather than a permanently current match status.

Real Madrid entered the 7 November fixture third in LaLiga with 27 points after 11 games, while Valencia were 19th with nine. Madrid had scored 28 league goals and conceded 10; Valencia had scored eight and conceded 17. The standings and goal totals describe the teams’ positions before Matchday 12, not their current ranking at a later date.

Valencia had just beaten Elche away and were seeking their first home league win of the campaign. Madrid arrived with seven consecutive victories across LaLiga and the UEFA Champions League, according to Valencia’s match preview. The difference in goals scored helps explain the contrast between the clubs’ early-season attacks.

Madrid’s late-October victory against Barcelona also shaped that run. Read SportPesa Global’s report on Mbappé’s El Clásico double for the goals and context of that result.

Valencia’s team news before Matchday 12 still included unresolved selection decisions. Coach Javier Aguirre said on 6 November that he was assessing two or three cases before finalising player availability. The statement did not amount to a confirmed starting lineup or a declaration that the whole squad was fit.

Real Madrid’s pre-match squad announcement and the official starting XI are different records. Players named in a travelling squad are not necessarily starters, and pre-match injury or suspension reports must be read in the context of their publication date. The confirmed matchday team sheets establish which players were selected for the November fixture.

For Valencia vs Real Madrid live scores, confirmed results, subsequent fixtures and updated league standings, use SportPesa Score. This historical page records previous meetings and a dated match snapshot; it does not claim to display a live match feed or automatically updated starting lineups.

Official club and competition channels are the appropriate sources for authorised match highlights where they have been published. The final score from a newly completed meeting should also be added to the historical results after confirmation.

Prediction-related interest in Valencia vs Real Madrid often centres on previous results, goals, recent form and the difference in the clubs’ league records. The historical meetings and pre-match figures above provide that context, but they cannot establish a guaranteed result or a recommended selection.

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Valencia vs Real Madrid offers more than a single match preview: the clubs’ past scorelines, goals and head-to-head record show how their meetings have developed across seasons. Valencia’s 2025 away victory, Madrid’s two 2025/26 wins and the draw at Mestalla provide specific historical reference points. For the latest scores and league standings, continue to SportPesa Score; for eligible upcoming matches, SportPesa Global lists the football markets currently available.

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