La Liga has officially postponed this weekend’s clash between Valencia and Real Madrid due to the DANA natural disaster.

Torrential rains have caused severe flooding across southeastern Spain, killing more than 90 people and the death toll continues to rise 24 hours later. The tragedy prompted Valencia to ask La Liga and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) to move its next match against Real Madrid.

Los Blancos were due to travel to Valencia and play at the Mestalla Stadium on Saturday November 2, but the RFEF announcement on October 31 that the match will actually be postponed.

Valencia responded to the decision in a club statement. “The club appreciates the commendable work of the emergency services, as well as the understanding of LALIGA, the Royal Spanish Football Federation, CP Parla Escuela – Fair Play and Real Madrid, who have shown all the sensitivity in postponing our matches in the face of the serious consequences of this emergency situation.

Alongside the Valencia match, Villarreal’s clash against Rayo Vallecano has also been postponed, as has Levante’s match against Malaga in Liga 2. In Liga F, Real Madrid’s match against Levante on November 3 has also been postponed.

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As of now, there is no postponed date for Valencia vs Real Madrid. La Liga did not announce when the postponed match would take place, only that it would not take place on November 2.

Finding a place for the match will be difficult given Real Madrid’s busy schedule to close the year; Carlo Ancelotti’s side play two matches a week almost every week until the New Year.

Stay tuned for an update from La Liga on the rescheduled date.

Real Madrid’s next match will take place on Tuesday November 5 against AC Milan in Champions League. Los Blancos will have the weekend off to prepare for the European fight.

The reigning European champions currently sit 12th in the UCL table with six points from three matches. Real Madrid have achieved victories against both Stuttgart And Borussia Dortmundbut terribly lost against Lille.

Real Madrid will be eager to get back on the pitch and pick up three points given their last match ended in a 4-1 defeat to Barcelona at El Clásico on October 26.

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