Opposition:
Valencia CF will make a trip to Barcelona to take on FC Barcelona on Monday, the 29th of April at 9 pm kick-off time at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium following LaLiga's rescheduling of the fixture on Matchday 33 of LaLiga EA Sports.
Valencia CF hold a poor winning-rate away at FC Barcelona with 19 wins, 30 draws and 76 losses from 125 meetings between these two sides across all competitions.
Albeit, Rubén Baraja's side will try to end the hoodoo by trying to replicate their latest Monday night win a fortnight ago away at CA Osasuna at FC Barcelona's expense.
Form Guide:
FCB: DWWWWL
VCF: WLDWWL
REFEREE: Ricardo de Burgos Bengoechea.
VAR: Santiago Jaime Latre.
Xavi Hernández: "What Valencia CF are doing is very commendable"
FCB Squad list:
Ter Stegen, Joao Cancelo, Araujo, Iñigo Martínez, Ferran Torres, Pedri, Lewandowski, Raphinha, Iñaki Peña, Joao Félix, Christensen, Fermín, Marcos Alonso, Oriol Romeu, Vitor Roque, Sergi Roberto, Gundogan, Kounde, Lamine Yamal, Marc Casadó, Kochen, Cubarsí and Héctor Fort.
Baraja: “We’ll try to do things right to compete at our best against FC Barcelona"

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