Cadiz as usual is not a force, they barely have the ball against anyone and class-wise they are definitely a strong relegation candidate, but not having any possession seems to suite them well, they defend until the very end, and can score from the little number of chances created. Let us take a look at their seasons so far:

Cadiz:

Osasuna, Sociedad and Rayo have managed to create a lot of goal expectation against Cadiz, but the rest of the matches have been very even, except the home game v Barcelona Cadiz definitely would had deserved to win, especially after the pressure they created after the Frenkie de Jong red card.

Valencia:

The one result that stands out is the 1-4 away win in Pamplona, but as the xG shows they barely had chances for one goal! The first 3 games with good results came against top-3 relegation candidates, and the last 3 have gotten them only 1 point, with the help of sub player De Sousa's 94th minute equalizer!

I would not count out a very tense game with red card danger, as last time the teams met there was this racist attack case between Cadiz defender Cala and Valencia's Diakhaby. No one got sentenced as there was lack of evidence, but surely the case is not forgotten. Cala will be harassed most likely, but if he keeps his calm it will be the Valencian players who get punished.

At Valencia Guedes has found a new life in new role under Bordalas. Young Yunus in the right flank is a pleasure to follow, Hugo Duro in the left has already scored, but all in all the player material is not strong, and especially the Valencian full-backs seem like the weakest link.

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