Valencia vs Mallorca Prediction 30.03.2025 | La Liga

• Competition: Spain - La Liga
• Date: Sunday, 30th, March 2025
• Kickoff: 17:30 UK / 18:30 CET
• Venue: Estadio de Mestalla (Valencia)

Mallorca will look to keep pushing toward the European spots when they travel to Mestalla for a showdown with relegation-battling Valencia in LaLiga's matchweek 29 on Sunday.

On a challenging trip to Estadi Montilivi in their latest league outing, Valencia and Girona battled fiercely before ultimately settling for a hard-fought 1-1 draw, but Los Che remain on shaky ground with just a single point separating them from the danger zone.

In stark contrast to Sunday’s hosts, Mallorca have reignited their push for a European finish after overturning Espanyol 2-1 with a stoppage-time penalty from Vedat Muriqi, leaving them just four points behind Real Betis, who occupy the last UEFA spot.

Valencia vs Mallorca Betting Tips : BTTS

With time ticking away and the end of the season approaching, victory becomes an absolute necessity for both sides, forcing them to open up and hunt for the full spoils, and as a result, the crowd at Mestalla should be treated to lively and entertaining football, with both nets likely to ripple. Valencia’s attacking instinct and ability to sniff out goals have been spot on, as they’ve missed the mark only twice in 14 competitive matches since the turnaround of the year, so they will rely on their sharpness in front of goal to strike a blow against their Sunday European-chasing rival. However, Valencia's defense will be put to the test, as their Balearic rivals have significantly strengthened their offensive threat, breaching the defenses of every opponent in their last six La Liga matches in a row, a run that has also kept them undefeated during that stretch (W2 D4). From a negative perspective, Mallorca's defense has been far from trustworthy, as they have failed to keep opponents at bay in any of their last 11 matches across all competitions, while amassing just two clean sheets to their name from 13 league outings. Considering the defensive shortcomings in both cams and the need for points—Valencia to stay afloat and Mallorca to push toward European spots—we're hopeful for an open game with a face pace, whre both teams should find a way to get the ball in the net.