Real Madrid will visit Valencia on Saturday evening in a strong match as part of the 30th round of the Spanish league, where the Merengues aim to continue competing for the top spot, currently sitting in second place, 3 points behind the leading Barcelona.

The refereeing committee has assigned Guillermo Cuadra Fernández to officiate the match, while Jorge Vázquez will be responsible for the video technology.

Cuadra has a positive record with Real Madrid, having officiated 16 matches for the team in La Liga, during which Madrid achieved 10 victories, 3 draws, and 3 losses. Additionally, the Merengues have not lost under his leadership in the last 7 league matches, achieving 6 victories and just 1 draw.

On the other hand, Cuadra has officiated 14 matches for Valencia, and in the last 5 encounters under his supervision, the bats have managed to win only once, while losing 3 times and drawing in one match.

This match represents an important test for Real Madrid in the La Liga race, as they seek to secure a victory and reduce the gap with Barcelona at the top.