Valencia v Athletic Bilbao

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Sunday 21 Sep 2025

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17:00 Local Time

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Mestalla Stadium • 

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Valencia Football Club, located in the city of Valencia, Spain, is a professional football team that competes in La Liga, the top division of Spanish football. Founded in 1919, the team has a rich history and has won numerous domestic and international competitions, including six La Liga titles and eight Copa del Rey trophies. They have also achieved success in European competitions, with two UEFA Cup victories and one UEFA Super Cup win. Valencia's home stadium is the Mestalla, which has a capacity of over 55,000 and has been the team's home since its founding. The team currently boasts a talented roster of players, including star players such as Carlos Soler, Jose Gaya, and Gonçalo Guedes. With a devoted fan base and a strong track record of success, Valencia is undoubtedly one of Spain's top football clubs.

Athletic Bilbao, founded in 1898, is a Spanish football club hailing from the city of Bilbao. Known as "Los Leones" or "The Lions", they play in the top division of Spanish football, La Liga. The club has a remarkable record of never being relegated to a lower division, making them one of the most consistent teams in the league. Athletic Bilbao has won numerous titles throughout its history, including 8 Spanish titles and 23 Copa del Rey titles, making them the second most successful team in the competition's history. The team has also had several notable players throughout the years, such as Andoni Zubizarreta, Aritz Aduriz, and the legendary striker Telmo Zarra. Known for their strong values and tradition, Athletic Bilbao has a unique policy of only fielding players of Basque descent, making them stand out in the world of football. They currently play their home matches at the iconic San Mames Stadium, which has a capacity of over 53,000 spectators.