Valencia derby

Derbi del Turia
Other names	Derbi valenciano; Derbi Valentino
Locale	Valencia
Teams	Levante UD; Valencia CF
First meeting	Valencia 5–3 Levante; 1963–64 La Liga; (28 September 1963)
Latest meeting	Valencia 1–1 Levante; La Liga; (12 June 2020)
Next meeting	TBD
Stadiums	Ciutat de València (Levante); Mestalla (Valencia)
Statistics
Meetings total	34 matches
Most wins	Valencia (19 wins)
Largest victory	Levante 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 UD and Valencia CF, the two main clubs in the city of Valencia, Spain.

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 12 June 2020

**Official games**
Competition	GP	LUD	D	VCF	LG	VG
La Liga	28	7	8	13	28	50
Copa del Rey	6	0	0	6	3	17
Total	34	7	8	19	31	67

Source:[1]

All-time results

La Liga

#	Season	Date	R.	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.	Levante scorers	Valencia scorers
1	1963–64	28 September 1963	3	Valencia	5–3	Levante		Torrents (35), Wanderley (74), Camarasa (87)	Guillot (3, 38, 75), Suco (25), Roberto Gil (32)
2	1963–64	26 January 1964	18	Levante	1–0	Valencia		Domínguez (10)
3	1964–65	19 September 1964	2	Valencia	2–0	Levante			Paquito (8), Héctor Núñez (83)
4	1964–65	10 January 1965	17	Levante	2–1	Valencia		Domínguez (34), Rivera (43)	Waldo (88)
5	2004–05	8 January 2005	18	Valencia	2–1	Levante	50,000	Congo (73)	Baraja (55), Mista (59)
6	2004–05	22 May 2005	37	Levante	0–0	Valencia	25,000
7	2006–07	13 January 2007	18	Valencia	3–0	Levante	52,200		Hugo Viana (52), Morientes (56), Ayala (79)
8	2006–07	9 June 2007	37	Levante	4–2	Valencia	25,000	Riga (2, 48), Salva (10), Courtois (74)	Joaquín (15), Baraja (87)
9	2007–08	6 January 2008	18	Valencia	0–0	Levante	35,000
10	2007–08	11 May 2008	37	Levante	1–5	Valencia	13,418	José Serrano (31)	Villa (13, 29, 66), Mata (35), Angulo (65)
11	2010–11	9 January 2011	18	Levante	0–1	Valencia	15,000		Mata (82)
12	2010–11	15 May 2011	37	Valencia	0–0	Levante	41,000
13	2011–12	5 November 2011	12	Levante	0–2	Valencia	19,000		Javi Venta (o.g. 30), Tino Costa (49)
14	2011–12	1 April 2012	31	Valencia	1–1	Levante	45,000	Koné (53)	Jonas (34)
15	2012–13	7 October 2012	7	Levante	1–0	Valencia	20,060	Martins (21)
16	2012–13	2 March 2013	26	Valencia	2–2	Levante	39,000	Iborra (16), Barkero (88)	Jonas (26), Soldado (44)
17	2013–14	4 January 2014	18	Valencia	2–0	Levante	33,000		Piatti (41), Feghouli (73)
18	2013–14	10 May 2014	37	Levante	2–0	Valencia	19,846	Ángel (70), Ivanschitz (81)
19	2014–15	23 November 2014	12	Levante	2–1	Valencia	22,012	Casadesús (57), Morales (74)	Parejo (73)
20	2014–15	13 April 2015	31	Valencia	3–0	Levante	46,955		Alcácer (15), Feghouli (35), Negredo (89)
21	2015–16	31 October 2015	10	Valencia	3–0	Levante	39,147		Alcácer (64), Feghouli (72), Bakkali (79)
22	2015–16	13 March 2016	29	Levante	1–0	Valencia	17,688	Rossi (64)
23	2017–18	16 September 2017	4	Levante	1–1	Valencia	21,770	Bardhi (41)	Rodrigo (31)
24	2017–18	11 February 2018	23	Valencia	3–1	Levante	38,280	Postigo (18)	Santi Mina (17), Vietto (65), Parejo (89)
25	2018–19	2 September 2018	3	Levante	2–2	Valencia	24,073	Roger (13, 33)	Cheryshev (16), Parejo (52)
26	2018–19	14 April 2019	32	Valencia	3–1	Levante	42,220	Soler (o.g. 56)	Santi Mina (2, 63), Guedes (57)
27	2019–20	7 December 2019	16	Levante	2–4	Valencia	22,265	Roger (11, 20)	Roger (o.g. 45+3), Gameiro (57, 59), Torres (88)
28	2019–20	12 June 2020	28	Valencia	1–1	Levante	0[lower-alpha 1]	Melero (90+8 pen.)	Rodrigo (90)

Match played under closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Copa del Rey

#	Season	Date	R.	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.	Levante scorers	Valencia scorers
1	1984–85	7 November 1984	R2	Levante	1–4	Valencia		Claudio (55)	Subirats (3), Fernando (20, 60), Palonés (80)
2	1984–85	28 November 1984	R2	Valencia	2–1	Levante		Bernabéu (51)	Sixto (2), Fernando (36)
3	1998–99	20 January 1999	R16	Levante	0–3	Valencia			Rubén Navarro (5, 63), Mendieta (85)
4	1998–99	3 February 1999	R16	Valencia	1–0	Levante			Angloma (86)
5	2011–12	19 January 2012	QF	Valencia	4–1	Levante	39,000	Koné (36)	Jonas (24), Soldado (30), Piatti (44), Tino Costa (89)
6	2011–12	26 January 2012	QF	Levante	0–3	Valencia	12,100		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]

References

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

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[2] Match played under closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

[1] BDFútbol

[3] "El Levante se lleva el derbi ante 8.000 espectadores" (in Spanish). Superdeporte. 20 November 2016. Retrieved 29 January 2017.

[4] "Puro espectáculo en Mestalla" (in Spanish). Levante-EMV. 23 April 2017. Retrieved 1 November 2017.

Levante Unión Deportiva
Players Managers Seasons: men / women
Teams	Levante UD Atlético Levante UD Levante UD (women)
Home stadium	Estadi Ciutat de València Ciudad Deportiva de Buñol (training)
History	Levante FC Gimnástico FC
Sections	Futsal
Related	Valencia derby
Men's seasons	2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20
Women's seasons	2016–17
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