Mallorca vs Valencia Prediction & Betting Tips (29 November)

Following its 3 matches without a victory in the league, including two successive defeats against Deportivo Alaves 1-0, and against Atlético at home just before the break 0-1, Mallorca found its smile again by hitting Las Palmas on the weekend - last end, in a match with rebounds and, above all, by scoring the winning goal in numerical inferiority in the last moments 2-3. In the standings, the Mallorcans are now 8th in LaLiga with only 4 points behind the top 4, qualifying for the next Champions League. Valencia is a long way from thinking about the Champions League but it has already taken a big step last Saturday, in its Mestalla lair by beating Real Bétis 4-2 in a match rich in emotions, following the floods experienced by the residents of the Ché club in their region. A very important success for Valencia who had not won for 5 days in the league for a record of 2 defeats suffered against Real Sociedad 3-0, and for the arrival of Las Palmas 2-3.

Before the break, the seven-time Spanish champion conceded the point of a draw at Getafe 1-1. In the standings, Valencia is stagnating in 18th position but is 2 games behind the competition.

Guilty of having given the finger, the captain of Mallorca, Muriqi, will miss this poster to serve his suspension. Knowing that Japanese international Asano (ex-Bochum), Canadian international Cyle Larin, and Prats are all injured, this team should therefore be particularly weakened offensively. Add to these absences the injuries of Maffeo (right side), Toni Lato, and Cuellar. Coach Arrasate will therefore have his work cut out for him to compose his starting lineup this evening.  On the Valencia side, former Lyonnais Mouctar Diakhaby is still recovering from his serious injury contracted last season against Real Madrid.

Absence also confirmed for right side Correia (ruptured cruciate ligaments), while Caufriez and Rafa Mir are highly doubtful for this trip to La Palma. Author of a double against Bétis last week, striker Hugo Duro (4 goals) needs to continue. La Roja international hopeful Diego Lopez (2 goals, 1 assist in the league) will also be there, as will Javi Guerra, Pepelu, and captain José Gaya.