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Valencia vs Atlético Madrid match preview
Back in action for the first time in 26 days, will Atlético Madrid’s red-hot form continue?
Before the international break, Atleti were scheduled to welcome Sevilla to Cívitas Metropolitano, but the match was postponed due to record-breaking rain in the Spanish capital.
The fixture will now take place just two days before Christmas.
When los Colchoneros did last take to a pitch, they steamrollered Rayo Vallecano 7-0 at Vallecas.
Antoine Griezmann, Memphis, Nahuel Molina, Álvaro Morata, Ángel Correa and Marcos Llorente all scoring in that Monday night massacre.
This is only the second time ever Atleti have scored 7+ in a top-flight away game, following a 7-2 victory over Real Sporting de Gijón in April 1948.
So, after three games, Diego Simeone’s side have seven points on the board, confident of adding another three here.
Similarly, Valencia enjoyed the perfect start to their campaign too, beating both Sevilla and Las Palmas, although back-to-back defeats subsequently have seen los Che come crashing back down to earth.
Rubén Baraja’s team were beaten 2-1 by Osasuna at home, conceding in the 95th minute, before a 1-0 defeat against Alavés, with Cenk Özkacar’s unfortunate early own goal the difference at Mendizorrotza.
Thus, Atlético Madrid travel to Mestalla as overwhelming favourites.
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