12: 00 p. m. ET — Valencia Vs Alavés will take place at Mestalla, with Valencia facing Deportivo Alavés after a win against CA Osasuna at the same ground. The timing matters because that recent victory leaves Valencia on a quick run-in at Mestalla and spotlights Antonio Sivera’s return to his former home.
Valencia Vs Alavés: Recent meetings and broadcast details
The most recent meeting between the sides came in the first half of the LALIGA EA SPORTS 25-26 season at Mendizorroza and finished as a goalless draw. At Mestalla, the clubs drew 2-2 last season, with Dani Gómez scoring an important goal in the final minutes. The match will be available live through the official VCF website and app, and the TV broadcast will be provided by MOVISTAR LALIGA.
Antonio Sivera’s return to Mestalla puts goalkeeping questions on show
Antonio Sivera returns to Mestalla with his future and Valencia’s goalkeeping situation described as “in the air. ” Sivera appears among Deportivo Alavés names highlighted for the fixture, listed with 121 pts; teammates noted in the same list include Toni Martínez (117 pts), Boyé (113 pts), Tenaglia (111 pts) and Aleñá (108 pts).
Shared history and Valencia squad standouts ahead of the match
Numerous players have defended both crests, including Adorno, Pellegrino, Zubizarreta and Alexis Ruano, underscoring the clubs’ intertwined histories. Juan Costa and Olivares are the top historical scorers against the opponent with six goals each, and Gayà holds the record for most matches against Deportivo Alavés with 14. From Valencia’s current list of standouts come Rioja (125 pts), Danjuma (110 pts), Agirrezabala (104 pts), Pepelu (102 pts) and Hugo Duro (92 pts).
More details expected 12: 00 p. m. ET.
