How to Watch RCD Mallorca vs. Real Valladolid: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
A match featuring two low-scoring squads is coming up when the No. 18 offensive team in LaLiga, RCD Mallorca (31 goals scored), hosts Real Valladolid (25 goals, 20th in league), at 12:30 PM ET on Saturday. You can stream the match on ESPN+.
Mallorca lost on May 5 against Girona FC by the score of 1-0. Mallorca took three fewer shots in the match, six to nine.
Real Valladolid fell at home 2-1 to FC Barcelona in its last match on May 3. FC Barcelona outshot Real Valladolid 23 to five.
How to watch RCD Mallorca vs. Real Valladolid
When: Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 12:30 PM ET
Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 12:30 PM ET Where: Visit Mallorca Estadi in Palma, Spain
Visit Mallorca Estadi in Palma, Spain Live Stream: ESPN+
Watch live sports and more without cable on ESPN+. Click here to watch LaLiga action.
Mallorca key players
With four goals and seven assists, Dani Rodriguez is a key contributor for Mallorca.
Vedat Muriqi is another important player for Mallorca, with seven goals and two assists.
Cyle Larin has provided six goals and two assists.
Sergi Darder has provided one goal and five assists.
Real Valladolid key players
Raul Moro stars for Real Valladolid, with four goals and four assists.
With five goals and two assists, Mamadou Sylla is another important player for Real Valladolid.
With three goals and one assist, Selim Amallah is producing for Real Valladolid as well.
Ivan Sanchez has two goals (on 10 shots, 0.3 per game) and one assist.
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