Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 15th September 2024

Atletico Madrid are the massive favourites on Sunday in a LaLiga round 5 match against Valencia at Civitas Metropolitano on Sunday.

Valencia have only managed to claim one point after a single draw from four matches this season. After four encounters, Atletico Madrid have scraped together eight points which hands them number 3 in the LaLiga table.

Valencia have only managed to claim one point after a single draw from four matches this season. After four encounters, Atletico Madrid have scraped together eight points which hands them number 3 in the LaLiga table.

Atletico Madrid took down Valencia in their most recent meeting, and bookmakers deem another win for the home side a likely scenario on Sunday.

Atletico Madrid scored an average of 1.7 goals in ten matches or a total of 17 while allowing seven goals against. This is an average of 0.7 goals against per match with seven clean sheets along the way.

Valencia are currently not the most scoring team in the LaLiga, as they only found the back of the net eight times in ten matches. This is an average of just 0.8 goals a game in which they conceded 18 times, an average of 1.8 per game. They managed one clean sheets in these.

Atletico Madrid beat Valencia by 2-0 in their most recent match, while Valencia claimed a 3-0 win in the match prior to that.

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Prediction

Atletico Madrid Form

Atletico Madrid are unbeaten in their last three matches, first beating Girona 3-0, and then drawing 0-0 with Espanyol. They were back as winners when they defeated Athletic Club 0-1. Atletico Madrid claimed four wins in their last six LaLiga matches at the Civitas Metropolitano. They came through these games with a record of one draw and one defeat, in which they conceded six and scored 11 goals.

A second place finish is the absolute minimum Atletico Madrid should achieve this coming season where the main target is of course the title.

Valencia Form

Valencia came away from their previous three games with just one draw, as they lost 3-1 against Celta Vigo. A 1-0 defeat against Athletic Club followed, before a 1-1 draw with Villarreal. Valencia only have one paltry win to show from the last six away games in the LaLiga. In these six matches they drew one and lost four as well as being outscored by 11 goals to six.

A second place finish is the absolute minimum Atletico Madrid should achieve this coming season where the main target is of course the title.

While we don't believe Valencia are strong enough to prevent Atletico Madrid from a home win, we believe they are capable of limiting the defeat to only a few goals.

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Squads

Atletico Madrid Squad

Diego Simeone will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Valencia from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the LaLiga this season):

Bernabe Barragan (0/0), Jan Oblak (0/3), Juan Musso (0/1), Axel Witsel (0/2), Cesar Azpilicueta (0/3), Clement Lenglet (0/0), Javi Galan (0/0), Jose Gimenez (0/3), Nahuel Molina (0/2), Reinildo (0/4), Robin Le Normand (0/4), Conor Gallagher (0/2), Javier Serrano (0/0), Koke (1/4), Marcos Llorente (2/4), Pablo Barrios (0/4), Rodrigo De Paul (0/4), Thomas Lemar (0/0), Alexander Soerloth (1/4), Angel Correa (1/4), Antoine Griezmann (1/4), Borja Garces (0/0), Giuliano Simeone (0/1), Julian Alvarez (0/4), Rodrigo Riquelme (0/3), Samuel Dias Lino (0/4), Victor Mollejo (0/0).

Valencia Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Valencia players that the manager Ruben Baraja will choose from for the upcoming game:

Giorgi Mamardashvili (0/4), Jaume Domenech (0/0), Stole Dimitrievski (0/0), Cesar Tarrega (0/2), Cristhian Mosquera (0/4), Dimitri Foulquier (0/4), Jesus Vazquez (0/4), Jose Gaya (0/0), Maximiliano Caufriez (0/0), Mouctar Diakhaby (0/0), Thierry Correia (0/4), Yarek Gasiorowski (0/2), Andre Almeida (0/4), Enzo Barrenechea (0/0), Hugo Guillamon (0/3), Javier Guerra (0/4), Pepelu (0/4), Alberto Mari (0/0), Daniel Gomez (0/3), Diego Lopez (1/4), Fran Perez (0/0), German Valera (0/0), Hugo Duro (2/4), Luis Rioja (0/4), Rafa Mir (0/4), Samuel Castillejo (0/0), Sergi Canos (0/1).

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Team News

Atletico Madrid just have a single unavailable player for squad selection, when facing Valencia at Civitas Metropolitano.

Thomas Lemar sit this one out for Atletico Madrid due to an injury.

Valencia have just one player unavailable for selection, when visiting Atletico Madrid at Civitas Metropolitano. Maximiliano Caufriez is suspended from the Valencia squad with too many penalty points to his name.

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Lineups

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia H2H

Valencia lost 2-0 against Atletico Madrid in their latest encounter. This served as pay back for the 3-0 defeat, Valencia handed out in the match before. Atletico Madrid seem to have a great read on Valencia, winning six times of the previous ten matches in the LaLiga. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 4/11.

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Results

In the last ten matches between Atletico Madrid and Valencia over 2.5 goals came out four times. Odds on at least three goals are at 10/11 with bookies.

Atletico Madrid vs Valencia Betting Tips

Look no further than Marcos Llorente, when searching for a marksman currently in good shape. He hit the target twice lately for Atletico Madrid in the LaLiga, while Hugo Duro managed two goals in the last half dozen matches for Valencia in this tournament. No doubt, both are looking to add to their total once again.

Atletico Madrid won six of the previous 10 home matches across all tournaments, while drawing two and losing two as well. Valencia won three from a possible 10 away from home, as they also drew one and lost six in this run. Both teams scored in five of the last 10 home league matches for Atletico Madrid. Both teams also found the back of the net three times in the previous 10 league games away for Valencia.

The last ten encounters between Atletico Madrid and Valencia saw over 2.5 goals scored six times, with Atletico Madrid averaging 1.9 goals a game. Valencia scored 1.2 goals on average in these, as both teams scored five times in this run. Over 2.5 goals came out five times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Atletico Madrid, who scored an average of 2.1 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals came up in five of Valencia's previous ten matches across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 0.8 goals in these matches.