Off consecutive draws, Leganés looks for first win since August as Valencia visits Madrid
Being shutout in three of its last four matches, Valencia heads to Spain’s capital today to face Leganés inside Estadio Municipal de Butarque in a battle of sides desperate to climb out of the bottom of the La Liga standings. Leganés is winless in its last six matches with three draws to go with three shutout losses since its lone win against Las Palmas back in late-August. This match marks the first meeting between the clubs since July of 2020 when Leganés was relegated to Segunda Division spending four seasons in the second-tier of Spanish football before earning promotion last season.
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Game Date: Oct 4, 2024
Game Time: 2:55 p.m. ET
TV Channel: ESPN Deportes
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Spanish midfielder Juan Cruz leads Leganés with three goals this season after netting the equalizer in Saturday’s 1-1 away draw against Rayo Vallecano which snapped a five-match scoreless streak. The 24-year-old Cruz joined the club on loan from Betis in February helping Leganés earn promotion before signing a permanent four-year contract with the team in June.
In his fourth season with Valencia, Hugo Duro leads the team with two goals so far this season a year after setting a career-high 13 goals with Los Ches. Duro scored just one goal in 26 La Liga matches with Getafe before signing with Valencia reuniting with former Getafe manager José Bordalás.
Valencia has not won at Butarque since 2018 and is winless in its last four matches against Leganés.
Six of the last seven meetings between these clubs has had two goals or less.
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