Valencia vs Girona Prediction 25 April 2026
🔊 Can the "Bats" settle the score with Girona after their defeat in the first round of the league? One of Saturday's standout fixtures in La Liga sees Valencia take on Girona at the Mestalla. Both teams find themselves in the lower half of the table and are eager to solidify their standings by the end of this upcoming matchday. We'll soon see which side can capitalize on their strengths more effectively. Bookmakers give a slight edge to the home side.
Head-to-Head
📊 Let's take a look at the historical head-to-head statistics: Valencia have claimed victory 6 times, while Girona have secured 5 wins, with 2 matches ending in a draw. Focusing on average scoring, the "Bats" have a rate of 1.23 goals per match, compared to 1.08 for the "Gironistes." It's worth noting that in the first round of the current championship, Michel's squad triumphed over Valencia at Montilivi with a 2-1 win. Goals from Vladyslav Vanat and Arnau Martinez earned Girona the 3 points.
Head-to-head statistics Valencia - Girona

Valencia Team Overview
🟠 Valencia are creating problems for themselves with their performances. In their last five matches, they've managed just one win. Currently, the team from the namesake city sits in 14th place in the league table, only three points clear of the relegation zone. Notably, Valencia have picked up the majority of their points at the Mestalla, earning 23 points from 15 matches. Their average performance metrics show 1.09 goals scored per game while conceding 1.47.
⚫ In the last round of La Liga, Carlos Corberán's side struggled to earn a point against Mallorca at the Iberostar Stadium, ending in a 1-1 draw. The "Bats" played defensively, trying to capitalize on opponents' build-up errors. However, a lack of understanding among players prevented them from fully executing their plan. The Spanish manager favors a pragmatic 4-4-2 tactical formation, focusing on cautious transitions from defense to attack. Valencia's top scorer in this La Liga campaign is Hugo Duro, with 9 goals in 30 matches.
Match Results: Valencia

Girona Team Overview
⚪ The "White and Reds" have shown significant progress in the latter half of the season, yet their play cannot be described as fully cohesive or organized. Currently, Girona sit 13th in the league standings, with 38 points from 32 matches. Their defensive inefficiencies and lack of balance between lines contribute to notable issues in their build-up play. Girona's average performance metrics show 1.09 goals scored per game while conceding 1.5.
🔴 In a recent La Liga fixture, Girona suffered a setback at home against Real Betis (2-3). Despite Michel's side displaying boldness on the ball and a clear intent to threaten the opposition's goal, they lacked precision in the final stages of their attacks. The expected goals ratio was 1.38 to 1.05 in favor of the "White and Reds." In recent matches, Michel has opted for a 4-4-1-1 formation, which provides defensive compactness and facilitates a swift transition from defense to attack.
Match Results: Girona
Latest news
Valencia
🎤 Valencia head coach Carlos Corberán attended the press conference following their match against Mallorca (1-1): “At the start of the game, we lacked the confidence and control needed to turn our attacks into something substantial. Then we had a period where we applied better pressure and gained more control. Mallorca found a way to overcome our pressing; it was challenging for us as they effectively neutralized our attacking potential. Without creating many clear chances, they skillfully pushed the game into our half. The beginning of the second half wasn't great. In a tough situation, without a pure central defender on the field, without a right-back, the team showed character, their identity, and resilience to secure a point.”
❌ Ahead of the next round of La Liga, Valencia's injury list includes Julen Agirrezabala (knee injury), Eray Cömert (abdominal muscle strain), Jose Copete (ankle injury), Mouctar Diakhaby (muscle injury), Dimitri Foulquier (knee injury), and Thierry Correia (muscle injury).
Girona
🎤 Ahead of the crucial clash with Valencia, Michel shared his expectations for the match and emphasized the importance of every single point in the remaining fixtures: "The league is very balanced, and tomorrow we have a new opportunity to do well and secure a victory that would be very beneficial for us. Valencia have a very strong squad and play an attractive brand of football. It will be a very challenging match, and the small details will be crucial. We need to look forward and be aggressive, keeping the ball in the opponent's half and quickly winning it back. We need to reclaim the points we missed out on against Betis."
❌ Among Girona's injured players are Juan Carlos (knee injury), Portu (knee injury), Abel Ruiz (muscle injury), Marc-André ter Stegen (hamstring injury), Donny van de Beek (Achilles injury), and Vladislav Vanat (leg injury).
⚽ Goal Prediction
It's worth noting that in 4 of Valencia's last 5 matches, there have been no more than two goals scored. Additionally, both teams have an average scoring rate of 1.09 goals per game in the current La Liga season. As the season winds down, we don't expect dazzling performances from the "Bats" or Girona; instead, the focus will likely be on pragmatically securing valuable points. Our suggested bet is under 2.5 total goals.
🚩 Corner Prediction
In 4 of the last 5 head-to-head encounters between Valencia and Girona, there have been no more than 10 corners. Neither team has showcased significant wing play sharpness this season. Considering the average number of corners each team has earned in the current La Liga campaign-Valencia with 5.3 and Girona with 4-our editorial choice is under 9.5 total corners.
Editorial Prediction
Predicting the outcome of the upcoming clash is quite challenging, as both teams are marked by a high degree of inconsistency and possess several weaknesses. As the season draws to a close, Valencia and Girona are in dire need of points to secure their place in the top tier of Spanish football next season. Our editorial team anticipates a cautious approach from both managers in this encounter. We predict a final score of 1-1, with the key bet being under 2.5 goals.
