Poor first-half display sees Valencia fall to third straight loss
Seven points from seven games. Three consecutive defeats. This is not the Valencia we know.
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Author: Ignatius Koh
Lack of spark condemns Valencia to a limp draw against newcomers Huesca
This could be a long season. Fans don’t often see Valencia struggle at the Mestalla, much less against a newly-promoted side, but today’s uninspiring display proved there is much to be done.
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Vicente Esquerdo signs till 2024
Vicente Esquerdo, one of Valencia’s latest academy stars, has signed a contract extension on September 21 that will keep him at the club until 2024.
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Javi Gracia: Valencia’s new giant-killing coach brings defensive nous
It’s official: Valencia have a new tactician in the dugout. Former Watford boss Javi Gracia’s arrival has been rubber-stamped after weeks of speculation.
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4 lessons from Valencia’s turbulent season
Two coaches were sacked and two directors of football resigned. A qualification for Champions League knock-out stages for the first time in 6 years and a blossoming of academy players in the first team. Pandemic interrupted football and left Valencia adrift. What can we learn from the turbulent 2019-2020 season?
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Valencia miss out on Europa League after suffering 0-1 defeat to Sevilla
Before this game, Valencia’s European qualification prospects had been on thin ice, and so it proved.
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Voro’s Valencia lose unbeaten home record to Athletic Bilbao in error-strewn display
Zero goals in three games. Zero points in three games. One undefeated streak at home gone. Voro Gonzalez’s sixth coming was supposed to resurrect the club, but there was no salvation at our hallowed ground.
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Valencia’s slim Champions League hopes evaporate after Eibar loss
Adios, Champions League. You just cannot trust Valencia to win away from home.
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Valencia drift further away from Champions League spots after Alaves draw
Scoring an otherworldly free kick, followed by conceding from a basic defensive error. Sigh, typical Valencia. And just like that, our hopes of finishing in 4th are looking increasingly dim.
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Are Valencia ready to end slump and challenge for Champions League place?
Shoulders slumped. Legs shook with fatigue. Grimaces all around. As Dani Parejo led his depleted troops off the Anoeta Stadium after the 0-3 trouncing by Real Sociedad last Saturday, it was clear that Valencia are tired and out of ideas.
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