Real Madrid obliterates Valencia 5-1 after playing a great match. HIGHLIGHTS

MADRID. Real Madrid destroys Valencia 5-1 with goals of

November 12, 2023

MADRID. Real Madrid demolishes Valencia 5-1 with goals of Daniel Carvajal (3′), Vinicius Junior (42′), Vinicius Junior (49′), Rodrygo (50′) and Rodrygo (84′). Talking about the opposition, Valencia scored with Hugo Duro (88′). Real Madrid made the most of its superior ball possession (56%).

The match was played at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid on Saturday and it started at 9:00 pm local time. In front of 72,475 spectators. The referee was José María Sánchez Martínez with the collaboration of Raúl Cabañero Martínez and Juan José López Mir. The 4th official was Imanol Irurtzun Artola.

Match Statistics

Real Madrid

5 - 1

Valencia

56 Ball Possession 44

Shots

16 Total 10
7 On Target 4
6 Off Target 3
3 Shots blocked 3

102 Attack 82
44 Dangerous attack 41
86 Ball safe 81

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 4

Fouls

8 Total 26
1 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Real Madrid was in firm control of the ball 56% while Valencia was struggling with a 44% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Real Madrid was more pushing with 44 dangerous attacks and 16 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Real Madrid won the match.

Real Madrid shot 16 times, 7 on target, 6 off target. On the opposite side, Valencia shot 10 times, 4 on target, 3 off target.

Cards

Real Madrid received 1 yellow card (Eduardo Camavinga). Regarding the opposition, Valencia received 3 yellow cards (Gabriel Paulista, Dimitri Foulquier and Pepelu).

Match Timeline

Daniel Carvajal(goal)Toni Kroos

34'

Pepelu- Yellow

Vinicius Junior (goal)Rodrygo

42'

Vinicius Junior (goal)Rodrygo

49'

Rodrygo(goal)

50'

55'

Dimitri Foulquier- sub ->Thierry Correia

55'

Yarek Gąsiorowski- sub ->José Luis Gayà

Luka Modric - sub ->Federico Valverde

60'

56'

Dimitri Foulquier- Yellow

Eduardo Camavinga- Yellow

62'

64'

Hugo Guillamón- sub ->Sergi Canós

67'

70'

Hugo González- sub ->Fran Pérez

70'

Roman Yaremchuk - sub ->Pepelu

Fran García- sub ->Ferland Mendy

71'

Lucas Vázquez- sub ->Brahim Díaz

71'

Rodrygo(goal)Fran García

84'

Joselu - sub ->Vinicius Junior

82'

Nicolás Paz- sub ->Daniel Carvajal

82'

88'

Hugo Duro(goal)Hugo González

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this contest, Real Madrid will have 32 points to remain in the 2nd place. Regarding the opposition, Valencia will stay with 18 points like Las Palmas and Rayo Vallecano to sit in the 9th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the La Liga, Real Madrid will host Deportivo Alavés on the 15th of May with a 12-2 head to head statistic in favor of Real Madrid (0 draws).

Valencia will play away agasint Celta de Vigo on the 26th of May with a 17-9 head to head statistic in favor of Valencia (2 draws).

Real Madrid – Formation

Real Madrid

Andriy Lunin 13.Ukraine

7.1

Daniel Carvajal 2.Spain

8.1

82'

David Alaba 4.Austria

7.0

Nacho Fernández 6.Spain

7.1

Ferland Mendy 23.France

7.1

71'

Jude Bellingham 5.England

Toni Kroos 8.Germany

7.8

Eduardo Camavinga 12.France

7.5

62'

Federico Valverde 15.Uruguay

7.1

60'

Brahim Díaz 21.Spain

7.3

71'

Vinicius Junior 7.Brazil

9.5

82'

42', 49'

Rodrygo 11.Brazil

10.2

50', 84'

Substitutes

Diego Piñeiro 26.Spain

Fran González 30.Spain

Fran García 20.Spain

7.0

71'

Edgar Puyol 37.Spain

Luka Modric 10.Croatia

7.0

60'

Lucas Vázquez 17.Spain

6.7

71'

Nicolás Paz 32.Argentina

6.3

82'

Joselu 14.Spain

6.4

82'

Real Madrid started with a 4-3-1-2 line-up (4-3-1-2).

The manager Carlo Ancelotti decided to play with the following team: Jude Bellingham, Andriy Lunin (7.1), Daniel Carvajal (8.1), Nacho Fernández (7.1), David Alaba (7.0), Ferland Mendy (7.1), Federico Valverde (7.1), Eduardo Camavinga (7.5), Toni Kroos (7.8), Brahim Díaz (7.3), Rodrygo (10.2) and Vinicius Junior (9.5).

The home team had on the bench: Fran García (7.0), Joselu (6.4), Luka Modric (7.0), Lucas Vázquez (6.7), Diego Piñeiro, Fran García, Nico Paz (6.3) and Edgar Puyol.

Real Madrid could not rely on the presence of Luka Modric (injured), Fran García (injured) and Nico Paz (injured).

Substitutions

Real Madrid made 5 changes: Federico Valverde for Luka Modric (60′), Ferland Mendy for Fran García (71′), Brahim Díaz for Lucas Vázquez (71′), Vinicius Junior for Joselu (82′) and Daniel Carvajal for Nico Paz (82′).

Best player: Vinicius Junior

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Real Madrid was Vinicius Junior .

His rating is (9.5) with 2 goals, 27 passes (78% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 11 duels out of 19. He performed 1 cross.

Valencia – Formation

Valencia

Giorgi Mamardashvili 25.Georgia

5.3

Cristhian Mosquera 3.Spain

6.0

Gabriel Paulista 5.Brazil

6.3

67'

Thierry Correia 12.Portugal

7.0

55'

José Gayà 14.Spain

6.1

55'

Sergi Canós 7.Spain

6.4

64'

Javi Guerra 8.Spain

6.6

Diego López 16.Spain

7.0

Pepelu 18.Spain

7.0

70'

34'

Fran Pérez 23.Spain

5.7

70'

Hugo Duro 9.Spain

6.4

88'

Substitutes

Jaume Doménech 1.Spain

Cristian Rivero 13.Spain

Hugo Guillamón 6.Spain

6.4

64'

Cenk Özkacar 15.Turkey

Dimitri Foulquier 20.Guadeloupe

6.8

55'

56'

Jesús Vázquez 21.Spain

Yarek Gąsiorowski 34.Spain

6.4

55'

Pablo Gozálbez 27.Spain

Hugo González 30.Spain

7.0

70'

Roman Yaremchuk 17.Ukraine

6.4

70'

Valencia started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

Rubén Baraja Vegas played with: Giorgi Mamardashvili (5.3), Thierry Correia (7.0), Cristhian Mosquera (6.0), Gabriel Paulista (6.3), José Luis Gayà (6.1), Pepelu (7.0), Javier Guerra (6.6), Fran Pérez (5.7), Diego Lopez Noguerol (7.0), Sergi Canós (6.4), Hugo Duro (6.4).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Jaume Doménech, Hugo Guillamón (6.4), Cristian Rivero, Cenk Özkaçar, Roman Yaremchuk (6.4), Dimitri Foulquier (6.8), Jesús Vázquez, Pablo Gozálbez, Hugo González (7.0) and Yarek Gasiorowski (6.4).

Valencia could not rely on the presence of Hugo González (injured), Roman Yaremchuk (injured) and Yarek Gasiorowski (injured).

Substitutions

Valencia made 5 changes: Sergi Canós for Hugo Guillamón (64′), Thierry Correia for Dimitri Foulquier (55′), Fran Pérez for Hugo González (70′), Pepelu for Roman Yaremchuk (70′) and José Luis Gayà for Yarek Gasiorowski (55′).