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Match Preview

LaLiga - Game Week 12

7 Nov 2026 - 15:00

Estadio Mestalla

Valencia vs Real Madrid lineups

5-3-2

Valencia

VAL

Formation

Real Madrid

RMA

4-2-3-1

S. DimitrievskiPepeluJ. GayaP. MaffeoC. TarregaJ. De HaasJ. GuerraG. RodriguezA. MayolA. DanjumaU. SadiqT. CourtoisM. CucurellaD. HuijsenI. KonateF. ValverdeB. SilvaY. DiomandeJ. BellinghamA. TchouameniA. GulerK. Mbappe

Real Madrid

RMA

5-3-2

VALRMA

Starting XI

• 1

  S. Dimitrievski

  7.0
  1

  T. Courtois

  7.7
• 18

  Pepelu

  5.5
  17

  M. Cucurella

  7.7
• 14

  CJ. Gaya

  5.2
  4

  D. Huijsen

  7.7
• 24

  P. Maffeo

  A. Martinez 63'

  5.4
  16

  I. Konate

  7.3
• 5

  C. Tarrega

  6.0
  8

  CF. Valverde

  8.3
• 12

  J. De Haas

  L. Rioja 46'

  5.1
  20

  B. Silva

  E. Camavinga 84'

  6.9
• 8

  J. Guerra

  J. Vazquez 82'

  6.0
  25

  Y. Diomande

  B. Diaz 84'

  6.8
• 2

  G. Rodriguez

  F. Ugrinic 63'

  5.8
  5

  J. Bellingham

  T. Pitarch 90'

  7.1
• 33

  A. Mayol

  6.0
  14

  A. Tchouameni

  7.0
• 7

  A. Danjuma

  6.2
  15

  A. Guler

  Endrick 84'

  8.5
• 6

  U. Sadiq

  A. Blazquez 59'

  6.2
  10

  K. Mbappe

  C. Espi 90'

  7.8

Substitutes

• 25

  K. van Oevelen
  6

  E. Camavinga

  B. Silva 84'

  6.0
• 10

  H. Elliott
  19

  C. Espi

  K. Mbappe 90'

  6.0
• 23

  F. Ugrinic

  G. Rodriguez 63'

  5.7
  18

  A. Carreras
• 11

  L. Rioja

  J. De Haas 46'

  5.4
  24

  D. Dumfries
• 4

  M. Diakhaby
  13

  A. Lunin
• 15

  A. Dieng
  3

  Eder Militao
• 22

  A. Martinez

  P. Maffeo 63'

  5.7
  9

  Endrick

  A. Guler 84'

  6.0
• 21

  J. Vazquez

  J. Guerra 82'

  6.1
  21

  B. Diaz

  Y. Diomande 84'

  6.0
• 9

  H. Duro
  12

  T. Alexander-Arnold
• 19

  D. Raba
  27

  T. Pitarch

  J. Bellingham 90'

  6.0
• 3

  J. Copete
  22

  A. Ruediger
• 37

  A. Blazquez

  U. Sadiq 59'

  5.8
  26

  S. Mestre

Manager

• 
  J. Aguirre

• 
  J. Mourinho

Real Madrid travel to Estadio Mestalla to face Valencia in LaLiga matchday 12, with Jose Mourinho's side looking to maintain pressure at the top of the table.

Valencia sit 19th in the standings and have struggled for consistency this season, but Javier Aguirre's team will fancy their chances of causing problems for a visiting side that has been warned about exactly this kind of fixture. Mourinho himself has spoken openly about the threat posed by a fresh, well-rested opponent with nothing to lose.

Madrid arrive in fine form, having won five of their last five matches across all competitions. A 3-0 win over Racing Santander last weekend was followed by a 3-2 Champions League victory over AEK Athens in midweek, and Mourinho's squad looks battle-hardened heading into the weekend.

The absence of Vinicius Junior through suspension is the headline team news concern for the visitors. The Brazilian was rested in midweek for the Athens trip, but a separate suspension means he will not be available at Mestalla, forcing Mourinho to reshuffle his attacking options.

Mourinho has been candid in his pre-match briefings, admitting he wants both Atletico Madrid and Barcelona to drop points in their direct clash this weekend. A Madrid win at Mestalla, combined with any slip-up in that fixture, would dramatically reshape the title picture.

With the LaLiga title race tightening and a volatile away atmosphere guaranteed at Mestalla, this fixture carries real weight for both clubs. Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Valencia vs Real Madrid live.