Valencia comes into this match in good form, having won three of their last five games, including two wins on the road. They have been scoring goals and look like a confident side. Espanyol, on the other hand, has been a bit up and down. They have won two of their last five, but also lost two, which shows they can be inconsistent.

When these two teams meet, it’s usually a close and busy game. In their last eight matches, six have ended in draws, and most of those games have had a lot of goals – often finishing 2-2 or 1-1. With both teams capable of scoring and a history of tight, high-scoring meetings, this match looks like it could be an open and entertaining one that might end in another draw.