Real Madrid attempt to remain unbeaten at home when they host Valencia in a Spanish La Liga matchup on Thursday. Los Blancos (13-3-2) have yet to lose on their own pitch this season, posting five victories and a pair of draws. Real Madrid also are looking to keep alive their chances of repeating as league champions as they are second in the standings, five points behind Barcelona – who face Real Betis on Wednesday. Valencia (5-5-8) hope to end their four-game winless streak just days after parting ways with manager Gennaro Gattuso, who has been replaced on an interim basis by Voro Gonzalez.
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