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While waiting for the duel between FC Barcelona and Las Palmas, the 30th day of La Liga continued with a meeting between Valencia and Mallorca. Beaten by Villarreal before the international window in March, Ruben Baraja's men had to react to preserve a slim hope of competing in Europe next season against a team from the Balearic Islands which could take a giant step towards maintenance in the event of a result favorable.
During a balanced first act, and marked mainly by the injury exits of Roman Yaremchuk (17th) as well as Omar Mascarell (35th), the two teams were equal, even if Valencia could have benefited from a penalty on a disputed action in the opposing area without the intervention of the VAR (30th). Returning from the locker room, the locals pushed but came across a bone named Greif. On numerous occasions (48th, 70th), the Slovak goalkeeper of RCDM disgusted Hugo Duro and others to keep his clean sheets until the final whistle (0-0). In the ranking, the positions remain unchanged on both sides.
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