Valencia match their worst start in a decade
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- Valencia have collected one point from their first four LaLiga matches under Carlos Corberán.
- The result matches their worst opening over the past 10 seasons, recorded in 2024-25.
- Their only poorer start came in 2016-17, when they had no points after four rounds.
Valencia have collected just one point from their opening four LaLiga matches under Carlos Corberán, matching their worst start of the past 10 seasons.
The club had the same record in 2024-25, when it sat last in the table under Rubén Baraja. To find a worse beginning, Valencia must go back to 2016-17, when Pako Ayestarán’s side had no points after four matches.
Valencia had avoided a start with one point or fewer in the seasons between those campaigns. Their strongest opening during the period came in 2021-22, when José Bordalás’ team stood second with 10 points after four rounds. In 2025-26, Corberán’s first full season starting in charge, Valencia had four points and ranked 14th after four matches.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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