2013/14 · La Liga · Round 17.

Valencia 2–3 Real Madrid

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WonSun 22 Dec42,200 spectatorsKick-off time not recorded

Match summary

Real Madrid beat Valencia 3–2 on 22 December 2013 in La Liga round 17. in front of 42,200 spectators. Ángel Fabián di María 28', Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 40' and Jesé Rodríguez Ruiz 82' scored for Real Madrid; Pablo Piatti 34' and Jeremy Mathieu 62' replied for Valencia.

It was Real Madrid's 33rd win in 59 meetings between the clubs (33 wins, 13 draws, 13 defeats for Real Madrid). Real Madrid have won the last 2 meetings. Real Madrid went into the game with a recent run of W D W D W. Real Madrid finished that season 3rd, Valencia 8th in La Liga.

Match events

28'GoalÁngel Fabián di María
34'GoalPablo Piatti
40'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
41'Yellow cardJosé Ignacio Fernández Iglesias "Nacho"
55'Yellow cardPablo Piatti
58'Yellow cardJeremy Mathieu
61'SubstitutionSergio Canales Madrazo for Fede
62'GoalJeremy Mathieu
64'Yellow cardÁlvaro Arbeloa Coca
73'SubstitutionJesé Rodríguez Ruiz for Francisco Román Alarcón Suárez “Isco”
80'SubstitutionAndrés Guardado for Pablo Piatti
80'SubstitutionCarvajal for Álvaro Arbeloa Coca
82'GoalJesé Rodríguez Ruiz
84'SubstitutionÉver Banega for Daniel Parejo
87'SubstitutionAsier Illarramendi Andonegi for Ángel Fabián di María

Match report23 December 2013

Jese off bench to fire Real Madrid to victory at Valencia

By Frank Henriksen

Jese Rodriguez came off the bench to hit Real Madrid's winner at Valencia last night.

He fired home a late effort to earn Real Madrid a 3-2 victory over battling Valencia that keeps them within five points of the Primera Division pacesetters.

Jese found a gap between Valencia goalkeeper Vicente Guaita and his near post with eight minutes left to give Madrid the spoils in a match which saw the managerless home side twice fight back from a goal down.

Angel Di Maria (28) and Cristiano Ronaldo (40) had put the visitors ahead but Valencia had levelled both times through headers from Pablo Piatti (34) and Jeremy Mathieu (62).

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