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Levante vs Elche is a regional Spanish matchup whose meaning has travelled across La Liga and Segunda División. Elche won 2–0 at the Martínez Valero on 29 August 2025, while Levante answered with a 3–2 home victory on 23 January 2026. Before that, Levante won 3–1 away in May 2025 after a 1–1 draw in Valencia in November. The pattern leaves a future meeting open to another reversal.
Past matches, Levante vs Elche
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Levante
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27F
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12M
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8M
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1G
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16M
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15F
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20M
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29D
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32G
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19F
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2D
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11F
Elche Substitutes
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D
31
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F
9
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M
17
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D
18
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G
45
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M
30
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G
1
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D
4
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F
32
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F
38
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M
5
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D
6
Match events
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11'⚽A. Rodriguez Normal Goal
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38'Carlos Álvarez Yellow Card
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46'P. Cortes I. Losada
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50'⚽P. Martinez Normal Goal (Asst: J. Toljan)
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55'Léo Pétrot Yellow Card
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56'L. Petrot Yellow Card
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62'Josan M. Neto
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67'Aleix Febas Yellow Card
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68'⚽Dela Normal Goal (Asst: P. Martinez)
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70'A. Boayar Y. Santiago
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70'Andre Silva A. Rodriguez
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70'R. Mendoza G. Diangana
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70'Andre Silva A. Rodriguez
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70'R. Mendoza G. Diangana
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70'A. Boayar Y. Santiago
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71'André Silva Yellow Card
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74'C. Espi K. Etta Eyong
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74'J. A. Olasagasti C. Alvarez
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74'J. A. Olasagasti C. Alvarez
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74'C. Espi K. Etta Eyong
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84'Iván Romero Yellow Card
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85'I. Romero Yellow Card
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85'A. Sanchez M. Aguado
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90'⚽A. Boayar Normal Goal (Asst: A. Sanchez)
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90'⚽A. Matturro Normal Goal (Asst: J. A. Olasagasti)
Stats for this game
Matchup Levante VS Elche
Regional familiarity, changing balance
Levante and Elche bring local familiarity to a matchup that has moved between Spain’s top two levels, so the competition context must remain flexible. Elche won 2–0 at the Martínez Valero on 29 August 2025, but Levante responded with a 3–2 victory at the Ciutat de València on 23 January 2026. In between, Levante won 3–1 away at Elche on 10 May 2025, while the teams had drawn 1–1 in Valencia on 16 November 2024. These results show alternating control rather than a permanent favourite.
Home ground can swing the contest
At the Martínez Valero, Levante must handle Elche’s ability to turn familiar surroundings into a two-goal result, while Elche will seek to protect the narrow margins that have kept Levante within reach. At the Ciutat de València, Elche face the pressure of responding to a host that has twice made home advantage count in the cited sequence. Their divisions and competitions can change, but the durable interest is the regional edge and the movement of initiative. A new meeting will ask which side converts that familiarity into control.