1-0, 2-1! Real Madrid is aiming for revenge! Mbappe leads the team to attack: 4 consecutive wins in La Liga + 8 consecutive defeats

It was another tough battle that left fans "too late to wash their faces." At 4 a.m. on November 2, in the 11th round of La Liga, Real Madrid will face Valencia at the Bernabeu. This is a proper battle of revenge. Last season, Galacticos suffered a double defeat from Valencia, and finally lost the La Liga championship 4 minutes behind Barcelona. In the last round of El Clasico, Real Madrid won Barcelona 2-1, which boosted morale and won 3 consecutive victories in La Liga. In this campaign, Valencia just hit the "gun point". It is a bit difficult to escape unscathed. That stoppage-time winner half a year ago is still like a thorn in the hearts of Real Madrid fans.

Real Madrid's top scorer Mbappe is in hot form. Not only is he the new European Golden Boot, but he is also La Liga's best player in October. This is something that must be recovered after half a year of waiting. The current French captain: 11 goals in 10 games in La Liga; 5 goals in 3 games in the Champions League; a total of 16 goals in 13 games, and the last 7 rounds of La Liga: scored in every game. This campaign is a good time for Mbappe to score 8 consecutive goals. The two teams have met a total of 213 times in history, with Real Madrid winning 111 of them, giving them an advantage.

In addition, Alonso also received good news. Carvajal was injured, Lunin was suspended, Rudiger and Alaba were absent, the defense was almost dismantled, and Arnold's return was like manna after the rain. The England winger last appeared 46 days ago, and now he can finally put on the Real Madrid shirt again. Arnold is not only Real Madrid's only genuine right back at present, his passing, long-distance dispatching, and right-side penetration are also an important part of the team's offense.

Both sides are expected to start (including tactical highlights)

Real Madrid 4-2-3-1

Courtois

Arnold, Militao, Huizen, Carreras

Camavinga, Joan Armeni

Vinisius, Bellingham, Guler

Mbappé

Highlights:

● The chemical reaction on the right after Arnold's return

● Can the three midfielders limit Valencia's pressing

● Will Mbappe and Vinicius's inward pressing from the left form a "death channel"

[Valencia 4-4-2】

Aguirre Zavala

Correa, Tarrega, Copet, Gaya

Rioja, Pepelu, Santamaria, Diego Lopez

Beltran, Danjuma

Highlights:

● Can the counterattack speed of the two forwards tear apart Real Madrid's two central defenders

● Will Gaya and Danjuma focus on attacking the right side of Real Madrid

● Will the midfielder adopt a "grab + foul tactic" to limit Real Madrid's rhythm