Valencia vs Barcelona: forecast and bets with odds of 5.30

Both teams are approaching the quarterfinals with serious motivation, and their attacking potential makes betting on "both will score" very promising. Barcelona consistently hits the opponent's goal: in 18 of the last 19 away matches, the Catalans have found a way to score, and their style of play presupposes dominance in attack. Despite the personnel losses, Hansi Flick's team has enough class to create problems for any defense.

Valencia, in turn, is playing more aggressively at the Mestalla, which is confirmed by the results in the Cup and La Liga. Los Ches have scored goals in five of their last six home matches, and they have also consistently scored in the previous two cup meetings. Despite the crushing 1-7 defeat in the recent face-to-face match with Barcelona, the Valencians are able to impose a fight, especially since the Catalans are not always reliable in defense. In seven of Barcelona's last ten games in the Spanish Cup, the "both will score" bet has played, which confirms the trend towards productive football.

Our forecast is that both teams will score and we bet on it with a coefficient of 1.95

Betting on the outcome

The Spanish Cup quarter-final between Valencia and Barcelona promises to be hard-fought and intense. The Catalans are approaching this match as the favorite, but Valencia traditionally gives battle even to top clubs at the Mestalla. In recent home matches, Carlos Corberan's team has demonstrated an organized game, and their victories over Celta and Betis have shown that the team is able to hold off serious rivals.

In addition, Barcelona has not always shown dominant football in recent Spanish Cup away matches, and three of the Catalans' five previous quarterfinal matches ended in a draw in regular time. Historically, matches between these teams have often been closely fought, and it will not be easy for Barcelona to break the resistance of a motivated opponent.

The forecast is a draw in regular time for a coefficient of 5.30

Betting on statistics

The Valencians have been actively using flank attacks and overhangs in recent matches, which leads to a large number of standard positions. Meetings between these teams are often accompanied by a lot of corner kicks, especially when Barcelona controls the ball and the opponent plays second. In five of the last six face-to-face meetings, the teams have submitted 10 or more corners, and their last match at the Mestalla in La Liga brought 12 corners. Given the attacking potential of both sides and the likely high dynamics of the game, we can expect a large number of corner kicks.

The forecast is that the total number of corners is more than 9.5 for a coefficient of 1.90