Valencia CF07 November 2019
VCF unbeaten against Granada at home
Mestalla has been a happy hunting ground for Valencia CF against this weekend's opponents
Valencia CF are on a run of consecutive victories for the first time this season, and their next challenge in LaLiga comes this weekend at home against Granada CF.
The game, which takes place at 4pm CET, sees Valencia CF up against opponents who have never won at Mestalla.
The aim of the contest for Albert Celades' men is to reach the international break with 20 points to their name. Their record is good against Granada at home, with 26 wins and 4 draws.
Granada's most recent visit was back in 2016, ending in a 1-1 draw. Whilst they have been the surprise package, Valencia CF will look to beat them and continue an upturn in form this weekend.
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