Valencia derby

Last updated
Derbi del Turia
Other namesDerbi Valenciano
Location Valencia
Teams Levante
Valencia
First meeting28 September 1963
La Liga
Valencia 5–3 Levante
Latest meeting30 April 2022
2021–22 La Liga
Valencia 1–1 Levante
Stadiums Ciutat de València (Levante)
Mestalla (Valencia)
Statistics
Meetings total38 matches
Most wins Valencia (21 wins)
Largest victoryLevante 1–5 Valencia
(11 May 2008)

The Valencian derby (Spanish : Derbi Valenciano) or most commonly known as "Derby del Turia", is the name given to any association football match contested between Levante and Valencia, the two main clubs in the city of Valencia, Spain.

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History

The first match between Levante and Valencia was played in 1920, during the Regional Championship of Valencia. Both teams did not meet in La Liga until 1963.

Levante has not won an official match in Mestalla since 1937. However, the granotas won a friendly match in Valencia's stadium in 1995.

Head-to-head statistics

As of 30 April 2022 [1]
Official games
CompetitionPldLUDDVCFLGVG
La Liga3289153559
Copa del Rey6006317
Total3889213876

All-time results

La Liga

No.SeasonDateR.Home teamScoreAway teamAtt.Levante scorersValencia scorers
1 1963–64 28 September 19633Valencia5–3LevanteTorrents (35), Wanderley (74), Camarasa (87) Guillot (3, 38, 75), Suco (25), Roberto Gil (32)
226 January 196418Levante1–0Valencia Domínguez (10)
3 1964–65 19 September 19642Valencia2–0Levante Paquito (8), Héctor Núñez (83)
410 January 196517Levante2–1Valencia Domínguez (34), Rivera (43) Waldo (88)
5 2004–05 8 January 200518Valencia2–1Levante50,000 Congo (73) Baraja (55), Mista (59)
622 May 200537Levante0–0Valencia25,000
7 2006–07 13 January 200718Valencia3–0Levante52,200 Hugo Viana (52), Morientes (56), Ayala (79)
89 June 200737Levante4–2Valencia25,000 Riga (2, 48), Salva (10), Courtois (74) Joaquín (15), Baraja (87)
9 2007–08 6 January 200818Valencia0–0Levante35,000
1011 May 200837Levante1–5Valencia13,418 José Serrano (31) Villa (13, 29, 66), Mata (35), Angulo (65)
11 2010–11 9 January 201118Levante0–1Valencia15,000 Mata (82)
1215 May 201137Valencia0–0Levante41,000
13 2011–12 5 November 201112Levante0–2Valencia19,000 Javi Venta (o.g. 30), Tino Costa (49)
141 April 201231Valencia1–1Levante45,000 Koné (53) Jonas (34)
15 2012–13 7 October 20127Levante1–0Valencia20,060 Martins (21)
162 March 201326Valencia2–2Levante39,000 Iborra (16), Barkero (88) Jonas (26), Soldado (44)
17 2013–14 4 January 201418Valencia2–0Levante33,000 Piatti (41), Feghouli (73)
1810 May 201437Levante2–0Valencia19,846 Ángel (70), Ivanschitz (81)
19 2014–15 23 November 201412Levante2–1Valencia22,012 Casadesús (57), Morales (74) Parejo (73)
2013 April 201531Valencia3–0Levante46,955 Alcácer (15), Feghouli (35), Negredo (89)
21 2015–16 31 October 201510Valencia3–0Levante39,147 Alcácer (64), Feghouli (72), Bakkali (79)
2213 March 201629Levante1–0Valencia17,688 Rossi (64)
23 2017–18 16 September 20174Levante1–1Valencia21,770 Bardhi (41) Rodrigo (31)
2411 February 201823Valencia3–1Levante38,280 Postigo (18) Santi Mina (17), Vietto (65), Parejo (89)
25 2018–19 2 September 20183Levante2–2Valencia24,073 Roger (13, 33) Cheryshev (16), Parejo (52)
2614 April 201932Valencia3–1Levante42,220 Soler (o.g. 56) Santi Mina (2, 63), Guedes (57)
27 2019–20 7 December 201916Levante2–4Valencia22,265 Roger (11, 20) Roger (o.g. 45+3), Gameiro (57, 59), Torres (88)
2812 June 202028Valencia1–1Levante0 [lower-alpha 1] Melero (90+8 pen.) Rodrigo (90)
29 2020–21 13 September 20201Valencia4–2Levante0 [lower-alpha 1] Morales (1, 36) Gabriel (12), Gómez (39), Vallejo (75, 90+4)
3012 March 202127Levante1–0Valencia0 [lower-alpha 1] Roger (18)
31 2021–22 20 December 202118Levante3–4Valencia18,851 Campaña (21), Roger (24), Bardhi (90+1) Guedes (44, 85), Soler (50 pen., 72)
3230 April 202234Valencia1–1Levante35,099 Duarte (81) Duro (27)
  1. 1 2 3 Match played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Copa del Rey

No.SeasonDateR.Home teamScoreAway teamAtt.Levante scorersValencia scorers
1 1984–85 7 November 1984R2Levante1–4ValenciaClaudio (55) Subirats (3), Fernando (20, 60), Palonés (80)
228 November 1984Valencia2–1Levante Bernabéu (51) Sixto (2), Fernando (36)
3 1998–99 20 January 1999R16Levante0–3Valencia Rubén Navarro (5, 63), Mendieta (85)
43 February 1999Valencia1–0Levante Angloma (86)
5 2011–12 19 January 2012QFValencia4–1Levante39,000 Koné (36) Jonas (24), Soldado (30), Piatti (44), Tino Costa (89)
626 January 2012Levante0–3Valencia12,100 Aduriz (25), Piatti (29, 85)

Derby in women's football

In the 2016–17 season, both teams played in their main stadium registering an attendance of 8,122 spectators at the Ciutat de València [2] and 17,011 at Mestalla. [3]

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References

  1. ↑ BDFútbol
  2. ↑ "El Levante se lleva el derbi ante 8.000 espectadores" (in Spanish). Superdeporte. 20 November 2016. Retrieved 29 January 2017.
  3. ↑ "Puro espectáculo en Mestalla" (in Spanish). Levante-EMV. 23 April 2017. Retrieved 1 November 2017.
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