Valencia take on Real Mallorca at the Mestalla looking to go third in the La Liga table behind Real Madrid and Barcelona.

The full-time whistle goes at the Mestalla, and Real Mallorca have clung on to secure a stunning 2-1 victory over Valencia, and whistles ring out around the ground! Thanks for joining us.

Aouate tips the ball over the crossbar with an agile save, and that is a superb block in stoppage time. Two minutes will be added at the end of this second half.

Castro streaks clear down the left and squares the ball inside towards Webo but Maduro intercepts.

Aouate flies off his line and punches the ball clear amid a crowd of bodies inside the box!

Valencia are enjoying over 60 per cent of the possession in this second half, but still the hosts are struggling to create any clear-cut chances.

Castro collides with Alba on halfway, and Mallorca continue to battle valiantly in midfield.

Hernandez continues to put in a very good shift for Valencia, but he is not managing to make the crucial impact.

Tino Costa whips over a devilish delivery which is headed away by Ayoze in the Mallorca box.

Marti is the latest to be booked for a poor challenge on Fernandes, and this is getting niggly.

Marti is floored after a robust challenge with Vicente, and the stretcher comes out for him.

Crespi is booked for some needless jostling in the Mallorca box, and that was pointless.

Mallorca are defending for their lives at the Mestalla, and Valencia are getting desperate.

Aduriz is furious as the referee shows him a yellow card for a petty infringement.

Emilio Nsue is withdrawn as Marti Crespi is introduced for Mallorca, and that is their second change.

Soldado wins a corner for his side with an industrious run down the right, and that is fine play.

Victor comes inside to assist Castro, and Mallorca build slowly from the back once more.

Webo is caught offside attempting to streak clear down the left, and the forward continues to cause problems.

Banega continues to show his frustration as he chases every loose ball in midfield.

Laudrup continues to patrol the touchline in ominous fashion as he watches on anxiously.

Valencia continue to dominate in this second half, but to no avail as yet.