In the 55th minute, the Madrilenians received a penalty, for a foul on Kylian Mbappé, which Jude Bellingham missed by shooting against the post. Mbappé thought he would equalize in the 59th minute, but he was flagged offside by the VAR.
The second half became complicated for Real Madrid when Vinicius Jr., guilty of a bad gesture against Stole Dimitrievski, was sent off.
Entering the game five minutes earlier, veteran Luka Modric managed to equalize for Real at the end of the match (85th, 1-1). In stoppage time, Jude Bellingham took advantage of an error by the Valencia defense to make it 1-2 (90th + 6).
The post again came to the aid of Thibaut Courtois to prevent Valencia from equalizing with a strike from Luis Rioja.
In the standings, Real Madrid takes the lead (43 points) in the Spanish championship. Valencia remains stuck in the red zone (19th and penultimate with 12 points).
Portugal
In Portugal, Sporting Porgugal pulled off an astonishing 4-goal split in stoppage time against Vitoria Guimaraes during the 17th day of the championship on Friday after leading 1-3 thanks to three goals from Swede Viktor Gyökeres.
Zeno Debast remained on the bench the entire match at Sporting.
Three goals ended the first quarter of an hour of play with two goals scored by the Swede Viktor Gyökeres (2nd, 0-1 and 14th, 1-2) for a goal from Tiago Silva (1-1).
Gyökeres added to the lead in the 57th minute in the second half.
Guimaraes managed to turn the tide in a quarter of an hour with goals from Kaia Cesar (70th, 2-3), Mendez (82nd, 3-3) and Dieu (85th, 4-3).
In stoppage time, Trincao still managed to equalize (90th + 6, 4-4).
The other meeting of the evening was to pit CD National de Funchal against FC Porto. The game was postponed due to heavy fog on the island of Madeira.
Sporting Portugal maintains the lead in the standings with 41 points but one more match on Porto (40 points).
Saudi Arabia
Juventus lost 1-2 on Friday evening in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to AC Milan in the semi-final of the Italian Super Cup. Kenan Yildiz (21st, 1-0), Christian Pulisic from the penalty spot (71st, 1-1) and Federico Gatti against his camp (75th, 1-2) scored the goals of the match.
The Turinese took the match in hand and found the opening, quite meritoriously, in the 21st, when Samuel Mbangula, started by Thiago Motta (and released in the 65th), served Kenan Yildiz who shot Mike Maignan (1-0).
AC Milan, which was the first on the bench for Sergio Conceiçao, failed to appear truly dangerous, struggling to develop its game while monopolizing the ball at the end of the first period.
The Milanese returned to the pitch with the same desire to equalize, but Juventus continued to manage, looking to strike on the counterattack. However, the Old Lady did not take shelter and Milan took advantage. In quick succession, Christian Pulisic equalized from the penalty spot (71st, 1-1), before Federico Gatti accidentally deflected the ball into his own net while Michele Di Gregorio was advanced to cut the pass line (75th, 1-2) . The Bianconeri pushed to come back, but were too imprecise.
AC Milan will play Inter in the final on Monday evening in Riyadh.