A Valencia in transition seek to stop a packed Barcelona

Valencia, immersed in a phase of transition between their last coach, Nuno Espirito Santo, and new coach, Gary Neville, try to stop a packed Barcelona, ​​which crosses his best game of the season and results.

Valencian team arrives to meet with many casualties and after a turbulent week for the change in his stool, which on this occasion will be Salvador Gonzalez 'Voro', which has covered the transit of Nuno Neville and his team try to stands up to Barcelona.

The Catalans, however, is immersed in a positive dynamic, it maintains the lead in the Spanish League and try to repeat the image offered in their last league displacement, in which they beat Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium by 0- Four.

Valencia facing the meeting after winning the orders of Voro in Barakaldo, which helped by Phil Neville, brother of the new coach, try to get on with the meeting despite the low through suspension and injury that has the template.

While Joao gates Javi Fuego and lost the clash through suspension, the list of absences through injury has Diego Alves, Mustafi, Orban, Barragan, André Gomes, Feghouli, Negredo and Rodrigo.

Mathew Ryan, after their strong performances last two could go in goal. Aderllan Aymen Abdennour and Santos will form the central pair with Jose Luis Gayà and Ruben Vezo on the sides.

In midfield, Enzo Perez and Dani Parejo will carry the baton and keep the back of a line of three formed by Zakaria Bakkali, Rodrigo De Paul and Santiago Mina.

Paco Alcacer  - Valencia, the only healthy striker campus, will be at the top of the scheme to take advantage of the mobility of the attacking players. Barca, who spent eight seasons without losing Mestalla going to win in a landslide and has been funding their past commitments, which have given a successful overall result: leading the league, qualified for the second round of the Copa del Rey and first in the group stage of the Champions League without having to wait for the sixth and final game of the tournament in Leverkusen to resolve their future.

With an almost spotless record since lost in Week 7 against Sevilla at Pizjuan (2-1), Luis Enrique Martinez eleven games have chained ten consecutive victories, among which one has cast a tie, the achieved against Villanovense in Extremadura (0-0) with a team full of substitutes and team players. Not only signature wins, but accompanied by the thrashings, as has occurred in the last four games (Real Madrid, 0-4; Roma 6-1, Real Sociedad, 4-0, and Villanovense 6-1).

This state of form also drags the team FC Barcelona in their last eight visits to Mestalla, where he started four wins and four draws (07/08, 0-3, 08/09, 02/02, 09/10, 0-0 , 10/11, 0-1, 11/12, 02/02, 12/13, 01/01, 13/14, 02/03, and 14/15 0-1).

The last win was signed last year, a little over a year, when Sergio Busquets furniture saved his team against Valencia CF with a goal in added time. For today's clash, Barcelona lose to exvalencian Jérémy Mathieu, who suffered an elongation in the right quadriceps rectus in the Cup match last Wednesday. Its low adds to the injured Sergi Roberto, Douglas Pereira and Rafinha.

Retrieves, yes, the goal Marc-André ter Stegen, low before the Villanovense by a sore left knee.

Also they returned to the starting five call to Luis Enrique left in the stands before the Villanovense: defenders Gerard Pique and Jordi Alba, midfielders Sergio Busquets and Ivan Rakitic and striker Lionel Messi.

So the Asturian coach, who in the last butler commitment also left on the bench Claudio Bravo, Andres Iniesta, Luis Suarez and Neymar da Silva, recover in the league its eleventh gala.

The output Mestalla will be the last game of weight that Barca on the agenda, before taking part in the Club World Cup in Japan, because in between travel to Leverkusen to participate in the irrelevant game against Bayer, while after you receive Deportivo La Coruna.

- Probable teams:

Valencia: Ryan, Vezo, Santos, Abdennour, Gayà, Enzo Perez, Parejo, Santiago Mina, De Paul, Bakkali and Alcacer.

Barcelona: Barcelona: Claudio Bravo; Alves, Pique, Mascherano, Jordi Alba; Rakitic, Sergio Busquets, Andres Iniesta; Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar.

Referee: Jaime Latre (Aragonese College)

Stadium: Mestalla

Time: 20:30 (19:30 GMT)