3 – 4
“Aihen Muñoz opened the scoring with a composed left-footed finish to give Real Sociedad the perfect start inside three minutes.”
“Hugo Duro gave Valencia the lead for the first time, capitalising on a Real Sociedad defensive lapse to make it 1-2 just 14 minutes after Guerra's equaliser. Valencia had turned the game around completely inside 22 minutes.”
Pivotal“César Tárrega's unfortunate own goal levelled the match at 2-2, diverting the ball into his own net just two minutes after Valencia's triple substitution reshuffle — a deflating moment for the visiting side that had worked hard to restore their lead.”
Pivotal“Javi Guerra completed a stunning personal and collective comeback, driving home Valencia's fourth goal in stoppage time to make it 3-4. With ten men and two goals down inside 70 minutes, Valencia's late salvo — Guido Rodríguez equalising in the 89th before Guerra's winner — was extraordinary.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Valencia produced one of the most dramatic away victories of La Liga's season, overturning a 3-2 deficit in the final minutes at Anoeta thanks to Javi Guerra's brace bookending a breathless contest. Real Sociedad looked in control for much of the evening — they dominated possession at 55% and created four big chances — yet a catastrophic inability to hold leads proved their undoing. The hosts struck early through Aihen Muñoz, only to concede twice before half-time as Hugo Duro and Javi Guerra turned the game on its head. Sociedad appeared to regain control after César Tárrega's own goal levelled for 2-2 and Orri Óskarsson restored the lead at 3-2, but Eray Cömert's red card in the 70th minute left Valencia a man down at the worst possible moment. Yet rather than sit in, Ruben Baraja's side showed remarkable resilience — Guido Rodríguez equalised in the 89th minute before Guerra completed his brace in stoppage time to send Valencia away with three points. The result lifts Valencia's spirits significantly heading into the final stretch of the season while leaving Real Sociedad to rue a collapse that wasted their statistical dominance entirely.
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Real Sociedad and Valencia meet at Anoeta in a La Liga encounter that carries real consequence for both sides despite its mid-table billing. With just two points separating 8th-placed Sociedad from 12th-placed Valencia, and both teams showing inconsistent form down the stretch, this is a match neither side can afford to take lightly. Expect a competitive, tightly-contested affair as two historic Spanish clubs battle for late-season momentum.