Another Valencia match in the Spanish league has been postponed because of the deadly floods that have affected the region.

The match between Valencia and Real Madrid has been following massive flooding in Spain. Overall, more than 200 people died in the flooding which hit Valencia and surrounding areas while more rain is expected to be on the way adding to the chaos.

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

Valencia vs Real Madrid has been postponed due to the tragic Valencia flood in Spain, with La Liga and clubs uniting to support affected families.

One of the most anticipated matchups of La Liga's Matchday 12 was set to be between Valencia and Real Madrid. However, this clash will not take place, and here we will tell you why.

Real Madrid were set to travel to the Mestalla on Saturday but all games in the Valencian region will be rescheduled, as per LaLiga’s request.

Valencia and Levante have requested the postponement of their Spanish league matches this weekend following the devastating recent floods in the region, both clubs announced on Tuesday. More than 200 people died after heavy rains last week caused waterways to overflow,

Valencia have asked for their visit to Espanyol in La Liga on Saturday to be postponed as the city continues to deal with the aftermath of the devastating floods that hit eastern Spain last week. Valencia's Copa del Rey meeting with Parla Escuela and La Liga game against Real Madrid were both postponed last week after flooding in the Valencia region caused at least 217 deaths.

Five of seven Copa del Rey matches have been postponed again by the Spanish football federation (RFEF) on Monday after Spain's worst flash floods in modern history killed at least 217 people in the Valencia region,