Real Madrid and Valencia face each other this Saturday, November 1, 2025, in the 11th round of LaLiga, at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, in Madrid. The match starts at 5pm, Brasília time, with the home team looking to maintain their isolated lead in the table. Valencia, in turn, is fighting to get out of the relegation zone and surprise the opponent.
The confrontation takes place at a time of contrasts between the teams. Real Madrid have 27 points in 10 games, while Valencia have just nine, in 18th place. The live broadcast is exclusive to Disney+, allowing fans to follow all the action via streaming.
Probable lineups are already circulating among analysts, based on recent training. Coach Xabi Alonso should choose Real Madrid with a focus on speed in attack.
- Real Madrid (4-3-1-2): Courtois; Valverde, Militão, Huijsen, Carreras; Tchouaméni, Güler, Camavinga; Bellingham; Mbappé, Vinícius Jr.
- Valencia (4-4-2): Mamardashvili; Correia, Tárrega, Copete, Gayà; Rioja, Santamaría, Pepelu, López; Tough, Danjuma.
Tickets for the game at the Bernabéu are still available through official channels, with prices ranging from 50 to 300 euros, depending on location in the stadium.
Featured tactical formations
Real Madrid adopts a 4-3-1-2 formation to balance defense and quick transitions. This choice allows Bellingham to act as a playmaker, connecting midfield and attack.
At Valencia, the 4-4-2 aims for defensive compactness. Coach Carlos Corberán prioritizes high marking to contain Mbappé and Vinícius Jr., exploring counterattacks with Duro.
These formations reflect adjustments after the last training sessions. Both teams tested variations throughout the week.
Each Side’s Recent Performance
Real Madrid has won five consecutive games in LaLiga. The run includes triumphs over Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid and Sevilla, with Mbappé scoring in four games.
These results consolidate the defense as the least leaky, with only seven goals conceded. The team shows consistency at home, where they haven’t lost in eight matches.
Valencia, on the other hand, has five games without a win in the championship. The team drew with Girona and lost to Athletic Bilbao recently.
Last five Real Madrid results
The leader’s current form is impressive for its regularity.
- Real Madrid 2-1 Barcelona (LaLiga, 25/10/2025)
- Atlético de Madrid 0-3 Real Madrid (LaLiga, 19/10/2025)
- Real Madrid 4-0 Sevilla (LaLiga, 05/10/2025)
- Villarreal 1-2 Real Madrid (LaLiga, 28/09/2025)
- Real Madrid 3-0 Osasuna (LaLiga, 21/09/2025)
These scores highlight the offensive power, with 14 goals scored.
Valencia’s last five results
Valencia seeks recovery after stumbles.
The team won the Copa del Rey, but struggles in the league.
- UD Maracena 0-5 Valencia (Copa del Rey, 28/10/2025)
- Girona 1-1 Valencia (LaLiga, 20/10/2025)
- Valencia 0-2 Athletic Bilbao (LaLiga, 06/10/2025)
- Betis 3-1 Valencia (LaLiga, 29/09/2025)
- Valencia 2-2 Almería (LaLiga, 22/09/2025)
The defense conceded eight goals in these duels.
Historical clashes between teams
Real Madrid and Valencia have played 214 official games throughout history. The Madrid team won 111 times, compared to Valencia’s 59 and 44 draws.
In Madrid, Real Madrid dominates with 72 wins in 107 matches. The goals aggregate favors the home team, with 375 to 249.
The last duel, in April 2025, ended with Valencia winning 2-1 at the Bernabéu. This result led to tactical changes in the current squad.
Weather conditions at the Bernabéu
The forecast for Madrid this Saturday indicates partly cloudy skies, with a maximum temperature of 18°C and a minimum of 12°C. Light winds of 10 km/h are blowing from the north, with no chance of rain.
These conditions favor a fluid game on the pitch. Humidity is around 60%, standard for November in the Spanish capital.
Fans should prepare for a mild evening, ideal for the spectacle at the stadium.
Focus and artillery players
Kylian Mbappé leads Real Madrid’s goalscorer with 11 goals in LaLiga. Vinícius Jr. has eight, forming a lethal attacking duo.
At Valencia, Hugo Duro has four goals, followed by Diego López with three. These numbers guide strategies for the confrontation.
Scorers like Bellingham, with decisive assists, add layers to the Merengue midfield.
Game Streaming and Access
The match will be broadcast exclusively on Disney+ from 5pm. Users need an active subscription to watch on mobile devices or connected TVs.
Digital platforms offer real-time coverage with statistics. Fans outside of Spain access via VPN if necessary, as perlocal rules.
The signal arrives in high definition, with narration in Portuguese for the Brazilian public.
