Girona vs Valencia Prediction & Betting Tips (4 October)

At the dawn of this 8th day, Girona is still awaiting her first success in the elite. Good last liga, the blanquivermells worry and more than ever and Michel's hours seem counted. Last weekend, at home against Espanyol Barcelona, ​​the Catalans could not win or even score the slightest goal 0-0. Three days earlier, they led their life to Athletic Bilbao in San Mamés but without winning 1-1. As a reminder, Girona had started her exercise with 3 losses of rank lived against Rayo Vallecano at home 1-3 and traveling to Villarreal 5-0 and Seville 0-2.

In front, FC Valence played at home at the start of the week against Real Oviedo as part of the previous day and he was surprised for the first time in his lawn 1-2. Before that, the Ché club had brought an excellent point of the draw of the Espanyol Barcelona 2-2 in the wake of its success won at home against Bilbao 2-0. Outside, the six-time Spanish champion has already lost twice, on the lawns of Osasuna 1-0 and FC Barcelona 6-0. 

In terms of personnel, Girona are still relying heavily on veteran striker Cristhian Stuani, whose influence remains vital despite the team’s offensive drought. Injuries have disrupted their midfield balance, and Michel’s tactical tweaks have yet to yield results. Valencia, on the other hand, have benefited from the emergence of young talents like Diego López and the leadership of José Gayà, though their backline has been porous, conceding 15 goals in their last ten matches. Both teams are expected to field their strongest available lineups, with no major suspensions reported ahead of the fixture.

Given the defensive frailties on both sides and Girona’s desperation to break their winless streak at home, a tightly contested affair is on the cards. Expect Girona to come out swinging, buoyed by home support, while Valencia will look to exploit spaces on the counter. The prediction leans toward a 2-1 victory for Girona—a result that would not only lift them off the foot of the table but also inject much-needed belief into a faltering campaign. For Valencia, it could be another frustrating away day, as their search for consistency continues.

• Summary: Girona FC is going head to head with Valencia starting on 4 Oct 2025 at 14:15 UTC at Estadi Montilivi stadium, Girona city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga .