Valencia travel to El Madrigal to face Villarreal on Sunday, with Los Che looking to bounce back from defeat to Real Betis in their last match.There is a sub-plot to this match as well, with much-loved former Valencia captain Dani Parejo now playing for Villarreal after a summer transfer. It emerged that Parejo was moved on without even his consent during the summer, with Valencia having to manage a financial crisis at the club.🌍🦇 Back from international duty!Maxi Gómez 🇺🇾 Jasper Cillessen 🇳🇱 Denis Cheryshev 🇷🇺 Daniel Wass 🇩🇰 pic.twitter.com/W6tdt6lG7E— Valencia CF 🦇🍊🌊 (@valenciacf_en) October 16, 2020Villarreal are in good form as well, and are in 4th place in the early La Liga table. After being humbled 4-0 by Barcelona, Villarreal came back nicely to hold Atletico Madrid to a 0-0 draw before the international break, and will be hoping for the form book to continue positively at Estadio de la Cerámica on Sunday.#Villarreal boss @UnaiEmery_ insists personality and persistence will be key in the #VillarrealValencia derby. 🎙️https://t.co/L4S3nHABXJ— Villarreal CF English (@Eng_Villarreal) October 16, 2020Villarreal vs Valencia Head-to-HeadValencia hold a slight edge over the last 47 games that they have played against Villarreal, having won 20 of those. Villarreal have won 17, while 10 of those matches ended in draws.Villarreal form guide in La Liga: D-W-L-W-DValencia form guide in La Liga: L-W-D-L-WVillarreal vs Valencia Team NewsAlberto Moreno, Ramiro Guerra and Ruben Pena remain injured and unavailable for Villarreal. In addition, there has been a recent uproar over the lack of minutes for Real Madrid loanee Takefusa Kubo, so he might be given a start in this game.Injured: Alberto Moreno, Ramiro Guerra, Ruben PenaSuspended: NoneJasper Cillessen proved his fitness by starting both UEFA Nations League games for the Netherlands during the international break. Kevin Gameiro is also back fit. Gabriel Paulista is a long-term absentee, while there are still question-marks over the fitness of young winger Carlos Soler.Injured: Gabriel PaulistaDoubtful: Carlos Soler, Denis Cheryshev, Eliaquim MangalaSuspended: NoneVillarreal vs Valencia Predicted XIVillarreal Predicted XI (4-4-2): Sergio Asenjo; Pervis Estupinan, Pau Torres, Raul Albiol, Mario Gaspar; Moi Gomez, Dani Parejo, Vicente Iborra, Takefusa Kubo; Gerard Moreno, Paco AlcacerValencia Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Jasper Cillesse; Jose Gaya, Mouctar Diakhaby, Hugo Guillamon, Daniel Wass; Geoffrey Kondogbia, Uros Racic; Goncalo Guedes, Lee Kang-In, Yunus Musah; Maxi GomezVillarreal vs Valencia PredictionThere shouldn't be much between the two sides, but Villarreal are definitely in better form, and look to be the side with more impact players - in the likes of Paco Alcacer and Gerard Moreno.Prediction: Villarreal 2-1 Valencia