How to Watch Villarreal vs. Real Valladolid: Stream La Liga Live, TV Channel

Villarreal has won just two of its last 10 games ahead of Real Valladolid visiting on Saturday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

Real Valladolid is bringing up the rear in La Liga but could move off the base of the standings with three points at Villarreal on Saturday, though the club would have to record its first league win in almost four months to do so. A solitary win at Alaves back in October accounts for all three of Valladolid’s points on the road so far this season, though Los Pucelanos emerged as victors in their last trip to the Estadio de la Ceramica. Villarreal’s promising start to this season has fallen by the wayside after managing just two wins from its last 10 games, hoping to hang onto its current position of fifth.

How to Watch Villarreal vs. Real Valladolid Today

Game Date: February 1, 2024

Start Time: 10:15 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Estadio de la Ceramica, Villarreal, Spain

TV: ESPN Deportes

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The Yellow Submarine succumbed 2-1 the last time Valladolid visited in April 2023, though that represents a recent trend in this rivalry, which has seen the travelling team triumph in their last four encounters.

Three of those were in favor of Villarreal, though Marcelino’s men have shown their signs of wobbling of late and managed to win only one of their last four outings at the Ceramica.

Valladolid succumbed under the weight of Real Madrid last time out, with Los Blancos romping to a 3-0 victory thanks to Kylian Mbappe’s first hat-trick since joining the club:

Meanwhile, Villarreal took the lead at Atletico Madrid but was unable to hold out as Samuel Lino hit back to rescue a point for Diego Simeone’s side.

Still, a return of two wins, two draws and one defeat from their last five games is a marked improve on the previous five, which ended with a return of three losses and two draws.

The recent dip in results has seen Villarreal slip six points off the top four, meaning even a win on Saturday won’t put the club back among the Champions League places.

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