Valencia is on a roll, eyeing their fourth consecutive win across all competitions as they gear up to face a struggling Cadiz side this Sunday in La Liga.
Right now, Los Che are holding the ninth spot in the table, having secured 26 points from the first 19 matches of the season. On the other hand, Cadiz is facing a tough time, currently sitting in the 18th position with only 15 points collected so far this season. It's going to be an interesting clash between the two teams with Valencia looking to extend their winning streak.
Cadiz faces some challenges ahead as they'll be without Roger Marti due to an ankle problem this weekend. Brian Ocampo, Jose Mari, and Gonzalo Escalante are also uncertain to play.
To add to their woes, Ruben Sobrino won't be available as he's serving a suspension from a red card in the last game against Granada. Expect some changes in the lineup, with Sergi Guardiola, Robert Navarro, and Rominigue Kouame in line for positions in the starting XI.
Turning to Valencia, Thierry Correia and Andre Almeida are still sidelined due to injuries, while Pepelu and Hugo Gonzalez are major doubts due to fitness issues. Two more players, Selim Amallah and Mouctar Diakhaby, will be absent due to their commitments at the Africa Cup of Nations, representing Morocco and Guinea respectively.
If Pepelu doesn't recover in time, Javi Guerra is likely to join Hugo Guillamon in central midfield. Players like Sergi Canos, Hugo Duro, and Jose Gaya are expected to return to the lineup after the Copa del Rey clash with Cartagena. It's going to be an interesting match with both teams dealing with their share of absences and uncertainties.
Right now, Los Che are holding the ninth spot in the table, having secured 26 points from the first 19 matches of the season. On the other hand, Cadiz is facing a tough time, currently sitting in the 18th position with only 15 points collected so far this season. It's going to be an interesting clash between the two teams with Valencia looking to extend their winning streak.
Cadiz faces some challenges ahead as they'll be without Roger Marti due to an ankle problem this weekend. Brian Ocampo, Jose Mari, and Gonzalo Escalante are also uncertain to play.
To add to their woes, Ruben Sobrino won't be available as he's serving a suspension from a red card in the last game against Granada. Expect some changes in the lineup, with Sergi Guardiola, Robert Navarro, and Rominigue Kouame in line for positions in the starting XI.
Turning to Valencia, Thierry Correia and Andre Almeida are still sidelined due to injuries, while Pepelu and Hugo Gonzalez are major doubts due to fitness issues. Two more players, Selim Amallah and Mouctar Diakhaby, will be absent due to their commitments at the Africa Cup of Nations, representing Morocco and Guinea respectively.
If Pepelu doesn't recover in time, Javi Guerra is likely to join Hugo Guillamon in central midfield. Players like Sergi Canos, Hugo Duro, and Jose Gaya are expected to return to the lineup after the Copa del Rey clash with Cartagena. It's going to be an interesting match with both teams dealing with their share of absences and uncertainties.
Cadiz possible starting lineup:
Ledesma; Carcelen, L Hernandez, Fali, Pires; Navarro, Kouame, Alcaraz, Machis; Ramos, Guardiola
Valencia possible starting lineup:
Mamardashvili; Foulquier, Mosquera, Paulista, Gaya; Perez, Guillamon, Guerra, Canos; Duro, Yaremchuk
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