Sunday at 3: 00 p. m. ET. Confirmed: valencia vs alavés will take place at the Estadio de Mestalla for matchweek 27 of LaLiga. Unconfirmed as of 3: 00 p. m. ET: the official starting XIs and which side will break the recent scoring and form trends; the match result on Sunday will resolve those questions immediately.
Confirmed: Valencia’s standing, recent result and home patterns
Confirmed: Valencia have 29 points and sit 15th in the league table. Confirmed: Valencia last triumphed 1-0 against Osasuna (LaLiga 2025/26) on 2026-03-01. Confirmed: at home, Valencia have two losses in their last nine matches, one draw in their last 11, and have scored in three consecutive games. These facts set a clear baseline for Carlos Corberán’s side ahead of the Mestalla fixture.
Confirmed: Alavés’ table position, away trends and Quique Flores’ record
Confirmed: Alavés have 27 points and occupy 16th place. Confirmed: Alavés last lost 2-0 to Levante (LaLiga 2025/26) on 2026-02-27. Confirmed: away from home, Alavés have one draw in their last 12 away games and one win in their last six away games. Confirmed: Alavés have conceded goals in six consecutive away matches, have conceded in eight consecutive games overall, and have gone five consecutive matches without a win. Confirmed: Quique Flores has faced Valencia 13 times, recording two wins, three draws and eight losses. Unconfirmed as of 3: 00 p. m. ET: whether Alavés will end any of those negative streaks at Mestalla; the match result will settle that question.
Valencia Vs Alavés: prior lineups, the drawn meeting and the triggers that will decide selections
Confirmed: the last meeting between the two teams ended in a 0-0 draw. Confirmed: the most recent listed Valencia lineup (vs Osasuna on 2026-03-01) included Stole Dimitrievski, Thierry Correia, Eray Cömert, Unai Núñez, José Gayà, Largie Ramazani, Guido Rodríguez, Javi Guerra, Luis Rioja, Filip Ugrinic and Umar Sadiq. Confirmed: the most recent listed Alavés lineup (vs Levante on 2026-02-27) included Antonio Sivera, Jonny Otto, Nahuel Tenaglia, Jon Pacheco, Victor Parada, Ángel Pérez, Pablo Ibáñez, Antonio Blanco, Carles Aleñà, Toni Martínez and Lucas Boyé. Unconfirmed as of 3: 00 p. m. ET: whether those same players will start the match at Mestalla. The specific observable triggers that will resolve selection uncertainty are the official team sheets released before kickoff and the referee’s starting lists at match time; the kickoff itself will confirm which players begin and which tactical decisions are implemented.
Still, match-level outcomes will clarify multiple open items. If Alavés concedes on Sunday, their confirmed streak of conceding goals in eight consecutive games will extend to nine. If Valencia score, their confirmed run of scoring in three consecutive games will continue and affect their short-term home record metrics. Confirmed: the match is the immediate resolution trigger for these streaks and selection questions.
Closing: Confirmed next event — the Valencia vs Alavés match at the Estadio de Mestalla on Sunday, March 8 at 3: 00 p. m. ET. If Valencia maintain their recent scoring run in that match, expectations for their home form will improve by the end of matchday; if Alavés avoids conceding, their away defensive streak will reset and reduce the immediate pressure on Quique Flores’ side.
