53- We haven’t seen many people today, Lamine Yamal, his number one attraction for goals. He took the ball to the edge of the box and beat his mark with stock. Then, he shot from a distance but failed to hit the target. Going at the target was a goal, as Valencia’s goalkeeper was just a bystander as the ball flew past him.
51- Umaq Sadiq ran again in the box and showed tricky feet to make the ball relevant to his mark. He ended up tripping in the box, but that wouldn’t be a fine as Valencia striker was offside again.
47- Sadiq got the ball, darted in the box, staying calm to find the farthest corner of the net, but the goal won’t stand because the assistant referee raised the flag offside. VAR check confirms the same. Barcelona’s offside trap has appeared again.
The 46 ships below – In:: Martin, Martinez Out -Balde, Cuberci
Second half – The second half was played at the Mestella Stadium, with Barcelona leading Valencia 4-0.
Half time: A hat-trick by Ferran Torres and a goal by Fermin Lopez gave Barcelona a 4-0 lead over Valencia as the referee blew halfway. The Catalan already had a foot in the semifinals.
45+2 (reservation) – Valencia’s Fran Perez received a yellow card to face Cubarsi’s reckless challenge. Not long after, Sadiq was also Pedri’s late tackle in the referee’s book.
45 added two minutes at the end of the first half!
40- An old gentleman in the stands, who is likely to see Valencia fans waving white handkerchiefs, a sign of surrender. Fans are uneasy, and the home team’s boring approach to the game is of no help.
36- This is a dangerous challenge for Guillamon’s edge Fermin. The Barcelona players showed a lot of studs there as Valencia players rolled in pain. It seemed like a yellow card challenge, but Femin escaped without booking.
32- Raphinha glittered on the bar and almost finished fifth in Barcelona. This Valencia costume has a very low morale, which is evident from the player’s body language.
30 Stupid – For Barcelona, ​​these are four, some Valencia fans are heading to the exit, and Mestella’s home fans hear loud boos. It was Ferran Torres again, who made a great low shot from the edge of the box to find the bottom left corner. He had a hat trick in just 30 minutes.
twenty four- Valencia seeks a response when establishing an attack from the left. Peplu scored from the distance and Szczesny was well preserved in his near-close match.
23 Gore – Just like their recent league match, Barcelona won 7-1 and Hansi Flick’s man escaped. The offside trap doesn’t work for Valencia’s back-ranking as Fermin Lopez is perfect from Pedri’s pass. He has the ability to control the ball with a great first touch, bring it to Valencia’s goalkeeper, steal Dimitrievsky and then tie the ball to the net.
17 fools – Raphinha was excellent in the box, with the former scoring low shots, which made the beam rattle and re-work. Ferran slams the ball inside the ball on the rebound. Initially, Goa was chalked because of offisde, but VAR check confirmed that there was no offside, target rack.
14 -Cobarsi abandoned the ball, which led to Valencia’s attack, but the young defender returned to good speed to avoid the goal as Fran Perez shot after entering the box.
11 – As expected, Barcelona will be part of the big press and are currently working as Valencia players find it difficult to find the rhythm. The Catalan also owns 83% of the ball.
7 -Pau Cubarsi competes with Valencia’s Umar for the ball. He performed well, won the battle, sent the ball back to his goalkeeper, but hit him in the face and landed on the ground. However, it doesn’t look serious and after medical treatment, he should continue.
3’Gor – Barcelona took only three minutes to lead, while Ferran Torres scored his former team. Balde picked up his teammates with the Peach on the left, and Torres picked up space nicely between the two Valencia defenders in the box and won the Nets for the first time.
kick off!
The quarterfinals between Valencia and Barcelona are in progress at the iconic Mestra Stadium in Valencia, Spain.
Head-to-head record!
Total matches: 53
Valencia wins: 8
Barcelona wins: 28
Ticket: 17
Barcelona’s starting lineup!
Valencia’s starting lineup!
Preview
Barcelona will head to Valencia for the quarterfinals of Copa del Rey at the Mestala Stadium on Thursday.
The Catalan has performed well in 2025, winning seven games and winning two of the last seven games since losing to Atletico Madrid 2-1 in the final game of 2024 Two games.
Barcelona beat Valencia 7-0 when the club met last time, but after a 1-0 victory over Alavs, they beat Valencia.
Catalans have recently traveled to Mestalla and they have won four of their last five trips with Valencia, including in their previous encounter in August Win 2-1.
Valencia’s top priority now is to secure top flight status next season, with Los Che taking the 19th place in La Liga after losing 11 of 22 league clashes this season point.
Valencia will face the top opposition in the current Copa del Rey campaign for the first time as the host wants to frustrate them to keep their hopes the same for winning the 8th Copa del Rey Championship, which is First since 2018 – 19.
When and where is the quarterfinals of Valencia vs. Barcelona Cup?
Valencia vs Barcelona Cup quarterfinals will kick off at 2 a.m. on Friday, February 7 at the Mestella Stadium in Valencia, Spain.
Where to watch the quarterfinals of Valencia vs Barcelona Cup in India?
Valencia vs Barcelona Copa del Rey quarterfinals will be live on the Fancode app and website in India. There is no live television broadcast in India.
You can also follow the Sportsstar app and website for all the latest updates for conflict.
