Yesterday's public push article "On the night of the Bundesliga championship, Leverkusen is not disappointed", and finally Leverkusen successfully broke through the deep plate 5-0, and in the past 3 days, the Bundesliga public push has 2 to 1, and the overall grasp is not bad. Congratulations to Bayer Leverkusen, this year is a phenomenal performance, Alonso should stay for another year, next year's Bundesliga will continue to be exciting, and today it will be announced that he will come to La Liga.
This round of La Liga evening is a mid-table battle, Osasuna hosts Valencia, the two teams are temporarily ranked 10th and 8th in La Liga, Osasuna is 5 points behind, it can be regarded as a qualifying battle.
Monday 006 La Liga Round 31
[11] Osasuna vs Valencia[8]
Time: 03:00, April 16
Valencia
After finishing seventh in La Liga last season and reaching the final of the Copa del Rey, Osasuna are now in the middle of the table, and the Copa del Rey has reached the fourth round (round of 16), and the "Pamplona Bulls" have seen their record slip. Although the season is not over yet, judging from the standings, it will be difficult for Osasuna to replicate last season's highlights. According to the local newspaper Navarro, Alassat has decided not to renew his contract with the team at the end of the season, and he has also been rumored with Sevilla to replace Flores, who is currently in charge of Sevilla. Of course, Osasuna doesn't want to lose Alasate, after all, he led the team to a very stable performance, and last season reached a big height, but at present, Alazar is very resolute, and he also knows that Osasuna's ceiling is not high, and last season may be their best performance.
Osasuna ended a two-game losing streak with a 3-0 win away to vice-captain Almeria in the last round, bringing their tally to 11 wins this season, with the vast majority of victories coming to the bottom of the table, with only two wins coming from the top 10 teams, away to rivals Valencia and Real Sociedad, and home to teams up the top without a win.
Valencia finished 16th last season, their worst standings outside of a relegation season. After taking office in February last year, Baraja led the team to complete relegation, and this season relying on young players to play the world, it can be regarded as playing a piece of their own, and currently maintains the hope of competing for European qualification. The offense is not outstanding, and the defense ranks fourth in the league, especially the home defense only concedes 1 goal more than Real Madrid, and it remains in single digits (8), which is quite a good performance. Valencia's last 6 rounds, 2 wins, 3 draws and 1 loss, the trend is also solid, the only defeat was a 0-1 away loss to Villarreal derby.
Both teams have the same number of attritions tonight, with Osasuna midfielder Oroz, defender Unai Garcia and striker Garcia absent, while Valencia has striker Yaremchuk and defenders Diacabi and Gaja on the Valencia side, with losses close on both sides. Both teams also have a scorer who has been in good form this season, with Osasuna's Croatian striker Budimir second on the scorer list with 16 goals, four shy of breaking the all-time single-season player scoring record, and Valencia striker Douro with 12 goals this season.
Although Osasuna beat Valencia 2-1 away in the first leg, the two teams were still evenly matched, with Osasuna having little advantage and backing Valencia to be unbeaten, with a draw likely to be the best chance of a result.