Deportivo
ValenciaDay 3
Aubameyang 17'
Diakhaby M. (og) 59'
Deportivo: 13. Roman Leo - 4. Noubi, 12. Quagliata, 22. Ede B., 23. Ximo Navarro (Loureiro, 83) - 16. Amatucci - 14. Rodríguez R. (Gijselhart, 64) - 19. Cruz (Hernández Y., 73), 21. Soriano M. (Altimira, 73) - 7. Aubameyang, 32. Nsongo (Asp-Jensen, 83)
Substitution: Gijselhart (from 64); Altimira (from 73 till 90); Hernández Y. (from 73); Loureiro (from 83); Asp-Jensen (from 83)
Bench: 1. Parreño, 25. Ferllo - 3. Comas, 24. Angelino - 8. Villares - 11. Mella - 9. Eddahchouri
Yellow Cards: Altimira 90, 90
Red cards: Altimira 90'
Valencia: 1. Dimitrievski - 4. Diakhaby M., 5. Tarrega, 21. Vázquez Je., 22. Martinez Ar. (Raba, 82) - 8. Javi Guerra (Danjuma, 60), 18. Pepelu (Dieng Al., 66), 23. Ugrinic - 6. Sadiq U., 11. Rioja L. (Otorbi, 60)
Substitution: Otorbi (from 60); Danjuma (from 60); Dieng Al. (from 66); Raba (from 82)
Bench: 25. van Oevelen - 20. Foulquier, 36. Cordoba I. - 14. Gaya - 9. Duro
Yellow Cards: Diakhaby M. 64
Barcelona ended their 2025/26 La Liga campaign with a disappointing 3-1 defeat
Valencia produced one of the most dramatic turnarounds of the La Liga season
Valencia enjoyed a rare night of calm and control
Atletico were made to work hard for their place in the quarter-finals
The visitors were outplayed for long spells, conceding four goals and offering only limited resistance in a damaging night on the road
Saturday’s action in Matchday 16 of La Liga kicked off with a clash between teams from opposite ends of the table
Rayo Vallecano and Valencia played out a hard-fought draw in Madrid
The hero of the night was striker Hugo Duro
The victory keeps Madrid firmly at the top of the La Liga table
Barcelona delivered a footballing masterclass
