Valencia have been in fine form under new manager Marcelino and the Spaniards have continued their winning ways as they defeated Levante 3-1 at Mestalla on Saturday afternoon.
The match was filled with exciting moments and Valencia were able to secure victory through three goals scored by the likes of Raul Albiol, Adama Traore and Rodrigo de Paul. The game was a testament to the team's ability to create chances and convert them into goals, which is something that has been lacking for the club in recent seasons.
Marcelino has clearly injected some much-needed confidence into the squad and it is clear that the players are responding well to his tactics. He has made changes to the team's formation and tactics and this has allowed the team to play more freely and attack from the front.
One of the key areas where Valencia have struggled in recent years has been their goalkeeping, but under Marcelino they have improved significantly. The goalkeeper, Francisco Campaña, has been in top form and has provided the necessary cover for the back four, allowing the team to defend better.
Overall, Valencia's win against Levante is a positive step forward for the club and shows that Marcelino is the right man for the job. With the team now looking more cohesive and confident under him, there is every reason to be optimistic about the future of the club.