How to Watch Valencia vs. Mallorca: Stream La Liga Live, TV Channel

Valencia hosts Mallorca on Sunday looking to move further from La Liga’s relegation zone. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

Things are looking up for Valencia ahead of Sunday’s clash against Mallorca, with Carlos Corberan hoping to continue the club’s upward trajectory after he took charge of the team in late 2024. The former West Brom and Olympiakos boss has spearheaded a drive up La Liga since arriving at the Mestalla, and Los Che can climb one more place in the pecking order if they manage to down Mallorca in Week 29. But that may be a difficult ask against Los Bermellones considering Jagoba Arrasate’s men are undefeated in their last six outings and haven’t lost a meeting with Valencia since 2022.

How to Watch Valencia vs. Mallorca Today

Game Date: Mar. 30, 2024

Start Time: 12:30 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Mestalla, Valencia, Spain

TV: ESPN Deportes

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Despite the fact the team hasn’t kept a clean sheet since December, Mallorca remains on the verge of breaking into the European qualifying places after regaining some form of late.

After losing all four of its fixtures throughout January, Arrasate’s side are impressing once again and sits seventh in La Liga, just four points shy of the sixth-place finish that could earn a place in Europe next season.

Kosovo international Vedat Muriqi turned from villain to hero in Mallorca’s last out after an own-goal helped Espanyol take the lead on his own turf before the international break.

However, the forward was on hand to convert the winning penalty in the 97th minute after Takuma Asano levelled for Los Piratas and extended their undefeated streak to six straight games:

Meanwhile, Diego Lopez and Umar Sadiq have enjoyed some heroic displays of their own of late and are responsible for Valencia’s last seven goals, which are spread across their last five games.

Sadiq has been a welcome addition for Los Che since joining the club on loan from Real Sociedad in January, while Spain under-23 international Lopez is enjoying the most prolific campaign of his career to date.

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