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Estadio Mendizorrotza
Valencia won
Alaves host Valencia at Mendizorroza on Tuesday in a La Liga clash that pits two teams heading in very different directions. Alaves sit third in the table with an average of 2.0 points per game, while Valencia languish in 20th with a paltry 0.2 points per game return. That gulf in early-season form is the clearest driver of this matchup and underpins the case for a home win.
Beyond the raw numbers, Alaves have built their strong start on the back of home-field solidity, and clear weather conditions in Vitoria-Gasteiz should allow them to play their usual game without disruption. Valencia, by contrast, arrive as one of the division's most out-of-form sides, struggling to generate results on the road and offering little statistical evidence of an imminent turnaround.
No fresh injury news, suspensions, or managerial changes have emerged for either club, which reinforces rather than undermines the underlying trend. With no material disruptions to factor in, the form gap and home advantage remain the dominant storylines heading into kickoff.
For bettors, Alaves' vastly superior points-per-game rate and home comfort make them worthy of the near 51% winner implied probability here. A cautious alternative is backing Alaves in a double-chance market or on the Asian handicap, given Valencia's struggles could still produce a stubborn defensive display before conceding.
Last 10 head-to-head matchups
The two sides met twice within the last two years. Valencia won 3-2 away back in March, while the reverse...
The two sides met twice within the last two years. Valencia won 3-2 away back in March, while the reverse fixture in October 2025 finished goalless. That split record offers little conclusive pattern, but Valencia's current collapse in form makes their previous away win look increasingly like an outlier rather than a trend that's likely to repeat given how far the two clubs have diverged this season.
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Form Rating
7/10
Alaves have been excellent, winning three of their last five including a 5-2 demolition of...
Alaves have been excellent, winning three of their last five including a 5-2 demolition of Osasuna and a clean 1-0 win over Villarreal. Their only blemish was a narrow loss away at Racing Santander. Crucially, they're unbeaten in three home league games this season, scoring freely while keeping things tight defensively. Suspension for F. Garces and injury doubts over M. Rodriguez and A. Manas are notable, but this squad has strength in depth to cope. Watch their attacking players continuing to punish high defensive lines, as shown by the goal outputs in recent fixtures.
8 of 15 in La Liga
Form Rating
3.7/10
Valencia's form is alarming: one draw and four defeats in their last five, including a...
Valencia's form is alarming: one draw and four defeats in their last five, including a 5-0 hammering by Barcelona and a 3-1 loss at Deportivo. They've scored just once in that stretch and sit bottom of the table on a single point. A lengthy injury list, including several defenders, has compounded their defensive fragility, conceding 10 goals in five matches. With no away wins and just two goals scored on the road all season, there's little sign of an attacking spark heading into Vitoria-Gasteiz.
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Alaves vs Valencia - Match Analysis
Alaves sit third in La Liga with a perfect home record this season, while Valencia are rock bottom with just one point from five games. The 17-place table gap and massive points-per-game differential reflect genuinely contrasting form: Alaves are scoring freely and defending well at home, while Valencia have scored only once in their last five outings and continue to leak goals.
Beyond the straight home win, Alaves and Over 2.5 Goals offers value given their attacking output and Valencia's defensive frailty. Alaves Draw No Bet is a safer alternative for risk-averse bettors, protecting against an unlikely draw. An Alaves -1 Asian Handicap is also worth considering for those confident in a comfortable home victory, though it carries more variance.
Alaves are chasing a European qualification spot and currently occupy Champions League contention territory, making continued strong home form important for momentum. Valencia, meanwhile, are already in the relegation zone with just one point, making this a must-not-lose situation as they search for their first league win of the campaign to avoid an early-season crisis.
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