Sevilla vs Valencia Prediction 11.01.2025 | LaLiga

• Competition: Spain - LaLiga
• Date: Saturday, 11th, January 2025
• Kickoff: 20:00 UK / 21:00 CEST
• Venue: Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan (Sevilla)

The final LaLiga showdown on Saturday brings together two faltering giants as Sevilla face Valencia in the 19th round at Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

It seems the Andalusian team couldn't recover from their 1-4 thrashing by Real Madrid at the close of 2024, as they kicked off the new year with more anguish, suffering a disgraceful Copa del Rey exit following another 1-4 rout at the hands of second-division Almeria. Admittedly, Sevilla's league situation is less than ideal with just 22 points from 18 gameweeks, but they are safe for now, as they have a comfortable seven-point cushion over Espanyol, who sit right beneath the red line.

On the opposite end of the pitch, we have another fallen giant in the form of Valencia, a team often dragged into survival battles in recent years, but this season's scenario appears far more complex, leaving them at serious risk of relegation after nearly four decades. With just two earned wins and a sloppy 12 points in the bag to date, Los Ches understandably sit second-from-bottom, level on points with basement dwellers Valladolid, making an urgent response imperative, as their current four-point gap to safety could widen even further.

Sevilla vs Valencia Betting Tips: SEVILLA TO WIN

After starting 2025 in a shameful fashion, Sevilla will aim to quickly turn their fortunes around with a winning display against Valencia, who are mired in turmoil and seem unable to find a way out of their struggles. After all, home matches have proven to be the main source of points for the Andalusian side this season, as they have grabbed 72% of their points in front of their home crowd and claimed five out of six total wins. When it comes to Valencia, they are in complete disarray, particularly their form on the road, where they are still waiting for their first victory after nine opening games (D3 L6). With Sevilla proving difficult to tame at their Sanchez-Pizjuan, as evidenced by their current three-game unbeaten run (W2 D1), combined with Valencia not faring well on their recent visits here with four losses from their last six H2Hs, we reckon the Andalusians have all it takes to catch all the points.