Valencia vs Mallorca: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Fri, 19 Dec '25)

Get ready to witness a football showdown at the Mestalla, where Valencia's bats face off against Mallorca’s pirates for a LaLiga clash on Friday, December 19, 2025. Historical dramas from their direct clashes tell us that they’ve agreed to disagree with one win each and one encounter that ended as indecisive as a broken compass, steering them to a draw.

In their last tete-a-tete on March 30, Valencia managed to squeeze out a 1-0 victory at home, making it the kind of match that could send many a football enthusiast reaching for their trusty camomile tea. As for current conditions, both teams recently decided to share the spoils in their previous matches: Valencia ended up with a 1-1 nod against Sevilla, while Mallorca engaged in a goal-free stalemate with Real Oviedo. Their positions in the league table are as brotherly as twins, with Valencia occupying the 16th spot and Mallorca breathing down their necks at 17th.

Turning the spotlight onto the players, Valencia’s hero, or possibly a mischievous villain depending on which side you’re on, H. Duro, has successfully bamboozled keepers five times this season. Stay alert, Mallorca, or he might just repeat history! Meanwhile, Mallorca's playmaking prankster, J. Mojica, has three assists to his name and might just be the puppet master pulling strings on the day.

For player rankings, hold your applause for Mouctar Diakhaby's solid 7.1 rating, matched by Julen Agirrezabala’s close 7.03, with André Almeida not falling far behind at 6.99. On Mallorca’s side, Vedat Muriqi leads with a 7.14, with Lucas Bergström and Leo Román trailing at 7.06 and 7.04, respectively.

Possession is said to be nine-tenths of football lore, and Valencia has been hogging 47.13% of it, compared to Mallorca's 44.87%. Expect them to scramble like excited squirrels, leaving you on the edge of your seat. Ever wondered how often those corner flags are put to work? Valencia goes for about 4.87 corners a match, just edging out Mallorca's 3.47.

True to their nature, both teams have generously painted the refereeing season with 29 yellow cards apiece and a singular red card each—a delightful symmetry, if not for the coaches. None have won any ‘penalty goal conceding’ trophies either.

Bracing for the showdown, examining numbers and form might just let you cast an educated guess. Based on the stats, though both squads resemble mirror images of mischief and might, the edge might just tilt towards Valencia sneaking away with a slender victory, unleashing their inner bats in jubilant wingspan!