Valencia CF are just a point off the European places at the start of play on Matchday 36, and have a goal average advantage to boot. The team trained on Sunday morning to prepare for their next contest: A trip to Butarque to face CD Leganés.

The objective is to take a second win on the bounce, following their triumph against Real Valladolid this past week. They have not claimed consecutive LaLiga victories since February 1st, when they bested Celta Vigo having beaten FC Barcelona days before.

Voro's men have claimed 4 points from the last 6 available, and have a further 9 in play. They are up against a team in desperate need of a win to stay in the top flight for another season, but are equally as motivated to emerge victorious.