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Valencia's Mestalla stadium has become something of a fortress lately. The team has picked up three wins in their last five home games, giving them a solid 60% win rate on home turf. Not too shabby! Those victories against Leganés, Celta, and Real Sociedad have been crucial in keeping Valencia's season on track.Carlos Corberán's men have been finding ways to win at home despite not exactly blowing teams away. They've scored just 5 goals in those five home matches, but importantly, they've managed to make them count. Their overall form has been decent too - 4 wins, 3 draws, and 3 losses in their last 10. That's the kind of mid-table consistency that keeps you out of trouble in LaLiga.

If there's one thing Real Valladolid doesn't want to see right now, it's another away fixture. Alvaro Rubio's side has been absolutely dreadful on the road. How bad? Try six straight away losses. Zero points. Nada.The stats don't get any prettier when you look closer. Valladolid has conceded a whopping 21 goals while scoring just 5 in those six matches. That's an average of over 3 goals conceded per away game! Their overall form doesn't offer much more hope either - just one win in their last 10 matches across all competitions, and that lone victory came at home against Real Betis back in January.

The tactical chess match between the managers could be interesting to watch. Carlos Corberán has got Valencia performing well when they're expected to win. His team has started as favorite in three of their last ten matches and won all three. That's a 100% record as favorites. Not bad at all!Meanwhile, Alvaro Rubio is still searching for answers. Valladolid has rarely been favored this season, and when they have been (just once in their last ten), they couldn't capitalize. The coaching battle at Mestalla might just come down to whether Rubio can find a way to make his team more competitive away from home or if Corberán's superior record as a favorite will continue.

The bookies have Valencia as clear favorites with nearly a 69% chance of winning. And honestly, looking at the form book, it's hard to argue. Valladolid's 10% win probability seems almost generous considering their away record.Valencia hasn't been lighting up the scoreboard lately. But they've been efficient. Their home record suggests they know how to grind out results at Mestalla. For Valladolid, stemming the flow of goals against them will be priority number one. They've leaked goals everywhere they've traveled.The Mestalla crowd will be expecting a home win. The question isn't really if Valencia will win, but how convincingly? Can they keep another clean sheet like they did against Leganés? Or will Valladolid finally break their away duck and cause an upset? Soccer is unpredictable - that's why we love it!

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