MALLORCA, Spain (Interstat) — Mallorca and Valencia meet Tuesday in a pivotal La Liga clash, with both sides seeking momentum for the final stretch of the season.

The match at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix kicks off at 9 p.m. local time (1900 GMT) on April 21.

Valencia arrives after a difficult week, falling 1-0 at Elche on April 11. That followed a 3-2 home loss to Celta Vigo on April 5. Their form has been inconsistent, with just two wins in their last six league matches.

In contrast, Mallorca is buoyed by a resounding 3-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano on April 12, a result preceded by a stunning 2-1 home win over Real Madrid on April 4. That recent surge has provided a lift for the island club.

The head-to-head history suggests a tight contest. The last meeting, on Dec. 19, ended in a 1-1 draw at Valencia’s Mestalla stadium.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, another 1-1 draw is the projected outcome for Tuesday’s match.

For Valencia, currently mid-table, a positive result is crucial to stabilize their campaign ahead of a tough fixture against Atlético de Madrid on May 2.

Mallorca, looking to climb higher, will aim to capitalize on home advantage before a trip to face Girona on May 1.

The match will feature Valencia’s attack, led by recent goal contributors, against a Mallorca defense that has shown resilience, including keeping a clean sheet in its last outing.

Both managers are expected to field strong lineups, with key midfield battles likely deciding whether either side can break the simulated deadlock and secure three valuable points.