Vicente Rodriguez says Valencia are showing the same form they did under former coach Rafa Benitez.

Valencia won two titles in 2002 and 2004 with Benitez in charge and winger Vicente says: “I think that there are similarities between both teams. Apart from the players, because there are still some here, it is also important to recognise the arrival of a coach like Unai Emery.”
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Injured striker Fernando Torres has turned down the opportunity to watch Liverpool’s Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid from the luxury of a VIP seat at the Vicente Calderon…by Mike Maguire

Valencia thrashed basement side Numancia 4-0 in the Mestalla to remain top of La Liga, with David Villa scoring twice for Unai Emery’s in-form outfit.

Juan Manuel Mata and Vicente were also on the scoresheet for Los Che, who are two points clear o…

La Selección coach, Vicente del Bosque will be able to prepare for his team’s next World Cup qualifier against Belgium in midweek with a full squad at his disposal.by Kooi Soon Leong

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has handed Liverpool winger Albert Riera a recall for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Estonia and Belgium.

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque calls up Liverpool winger Albert Riera for their World Cup qualifiers after Sevilla’s Diego Capel withdraws.

Javier Aguirre believes that Atlético de Madrid cannot use their extensive injury list as an excuse not to go out and try and beat Marseille in the Vicente Calderón on Wednesday evening.
by Ewan Macdonald

Vicente del Bosque does understand why people are discussing whether he will consider recalling Raúl to the national team and said the door is still wide open.
by Lucas Brown

What: Champions League Group D, Matchday 2
Who: Atlético Madrid (1st, 3pts) vs Olympique de Marseille (3rd, 0pts)
When: Wednesday 1st October, 20.45 CET
Where: Vicente Calderón, Madridby Ewan Macdonald

The weekend saw a tempestuous Barcelona derby that might have never finished, some more high drama in Andalusia and a last minute Real winner, Sevilla burst Atletico’s bubble in the Vicente Calderon while Valencia delivered a performance to remember that maintains their status on top of La Liga.by John Rowlands