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Valencia Club de Fũtbol

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Valencia CF is one of Spain’s top football teams, only ranking behind La Liga giants FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. The club has won an impressive six La Liga championships and an array of other titles and trophies both locally and in Europe. Valencia’s most noteworthy period of success ran from 1999 to 2004, during which it added over five world-class titles to its trophy cabinet and reached the UEFA Champions League final twice. Valencia shares a three-way rivalry with Levante UD and Villarreal CF, who are also based in the Valencian Community. Football Betting

Manager: Quique Sánchez Flores

Born in Spain, Quique Flores has an accomplished record as both a player and a coach. The highlights of his career as a fullback include playing for Valencia, Real Madrid, Real Zaragoza and the Spanish national team. Before joining Valencia FC in 2005, he enjoyed success managing Real Madrid’s youth side and an impeccable season at Getafe. In his two seasons at the helm of Valencia he has led the club to back to back top four La Liga finishes and Champions League qualification.

Stadium: Estadio Mestalla

Famous for its almost vertical terraces, deafening fans and passionate atmosphere, Estadio Mestalla is one of the most intimidating and exciting football venues in European football. It can seat 53,000 making it the fifth largest ground in Spain. Despite the legacy the club will leave behind, Valencia will move to its new 75,000 capacity Nou Mestalla stadium in 2009 to accommodate its growth on the world stage and fanatical support

Valencia FC - 2007/2008 Season

Valencia has been a formidable force at home and in Europe in the last two seasons, but the club hasn’t quite managed to claim any major silverware for its efforts. Injury setbacks to key players held the team back from serious La Liga title contention towards the end of last season, but it still managed to finish fourth and qualify for the Champions League. Led by a core group of Spanish Internationals, including David Villa, Fernando Morientes, David Silva and Joaquin, you can expect Valencia to pose a serious threat across all competitions this season.

Valencia’ Recent Silverware (1990 onwards)

La Liga Titles: 2001-2002, 2003-2004
UEFA Cup: 2003-2004
UEFA Super Cup: 2004