Valencia

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Valencia's season has been one of the most turbulent in recent memory, financial difficulties, squad instability and performances that have resulted in a mid-table position that felt like a relief given the circumstances. Three games without a victory in their past five outings reflects a squad that has struggled for sustained quality at the Mestalla, once one of European football's most feared venues. They arrive at this fixture on the back of a lone-goal victory over Athletic Bilbao, and the pressure on the squad to finish the campaign with some dignity and pride before the summer has become the primary motivator.

Rayo Vallecano

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Íñigo Pérez's Rayo arrive this fixture with the toll of their Conference League final phase heavily impacting their domestic campaign and as such hold a place in the lower half of the log. They can however boast a rather impressive run of form with their past five encounters seeing four victories and a lone stalemate with Real Sociedad (3-3), the only encounter in which they conceded an opposition goal. Their 42 points in 11th place reflects a season where European football consumed the club's energy, leaving La Liga as a secondary consideration.