Valencia hosts Sporting Madrid in the grand finale of this round of La Liga. Both teams suffered defeats in the last round, however, compared to the overall strength, Sporting Madrid is slightly better. Strikers Zulfiarius and Eduardo Morada have a good partnership, which is expected to create good scoring opportunities. In addition to the fact that Sporting Madrid has always been Valencia's nemesis, in the last four meetings between the two sides, Sporting Madrid won three and drew one, the probability of winning on the road is quite high. (Now 632, live at 4 a.m. Tuesday)
Valencia has hired Italian manager Gadossou as its head coach this season. The 44-year-old manager has coached AC Milan and Napoli before, but his results were not satisfactory. When the "Bat Army" announced that Gadossou had taken over as manager, it sparked controversy, and the general opinion was that his coaching ability was limited.
In fact, Valencia's performance this season has been mediocre, with a 1-0 win over promotion rival Quirona on penalties in the first league match, and a defeat against the stronger Bilbao in the last round. Not to mention the fact that Valencia is facing one of the traditional "big three", Sporting Madrid, and I'm afraid it will be difficult for them to turn the game around.
Sporting Club de Madrid won the first round of the new season with a 3-0 victory on the road against Quetta Fi, with the returning Ewalu Morada scoring twice and Zulfiaris contributing 3 assists, showing the power of the front line combination. Despite the loss against Villarreal in the last round, their overall performance was noteworthy, and with their deep heritage, I believe they can bounce back quickly. It's worth mentioning that Sporting Madrid has won 9 and 6 against Valencia in their last 15 matches, which gives them a clear advantage, and they are expected to win again this time.
