How Barça dominates at the Ciutat de València: history against Levante

The FC Barcelona returns to the Ciutat de València to face Levante UD. Hansi Flick's team will take advantage of matchday two of LaLiga EA Sports to visit the temple of the granota team, where they have historically shown a good performance supported by statistics:

• 📌 24 matches: 12 victories for FC Barcelona, six victories for Levante and six draws.

Last match FC Barcelona vs. Levante UD at Ciutat de València: what was the score?

To analyze the last match between culés and granotas at the Ciutat de València, we have to go back to the 2021/22 season. In that match, corresponding to matchday 31 of LaLiga, Xavi Hernández's team won by a narrow 2-3.

In that match, the Valencians took the lead with a penalty from José Luis Morales, at minute 52. However, the Barcelona team reacted quickly thanks to goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (59') and Pedri González (63'), taking a momentary advantage. Although Gonzalo Melero equalized for the locals in the 83rd minute, the memorable Luuk de Jong tipped the balance in favor of the blaugranas with a goal in the 90+3rd minute.

When was the last victory of the granotas against the culés at the Ciutat de València?

To find a victory for Levante UD against FC Barcelona at the Ciutat de València, we have to go back to the 2019/20 season. On matchday 12, the azulgranas started winning with a goal from Leo Messi in the 38th minute, but the locals turned the score around in just 10 minutes during the second half: José Campaña (61'), Borja Mayoral (63') and Nemanja Radoja (68').

Historical dominance of the azulgrana club over Levante UD

Beyond the matches in Valencia, Barcelona dominates the overall record against the granotas. In 45 matches, the Catalans have 32 victories, compared to six for the Valencians and seven draws. This record shows the dominance of Barça, especially away from home, while Levante UD achieves its best results against those from the Ciudad Condal at their Ciutat de València. Will the culés prevail again or will the granotas be strong at home?