Valencia Club de Fútbol was set to face Real Oviedo on Monday, September 29, in the seventh round of La Liga, but the match has been suspended due to a red alert for heavy rain in Valencia. The decision was made by the RFEF competition judge, who considered the weather situation and the safety of the players and fans. The team led by Carlos Corberán had planned to go to their usual concentration hotel, but finally did not move and will train this afternoon at the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna, if the weather permits. The mayor of Valencia, María José Catalá, has officially requested the RFEF to suspend the match, given the red alert and the complicated rain situation forecast for Monday afternoon. The match will be played on Tuesday, September 30 at 20:00, as long as the weather situation allows it. The suspension of the match has been communicated to the two teams by the RFEF and LaLiga, who have considered the safety of the players and fans as a priority. Carlos Corberán's team is on a good streak in the competition, and the match against Oviedo was important to maintain their position in the standings. The suspension of the match has been a blow to Valencia Club de Fútbol fans, who were eager to see their team in action. However, safety is the most important thing, and the decision to suspend the match was the correct one. Valencia Club de Fútbol will face Oviedo on Tuesday, and fans will be able to enjoy the match at the Mestalla stadium. The team is ready to face the challenge and get a good result. The match against Oviedo is a crucial one for Valencia Club de Fútbol, and the team will do everything possible to win. The fans are eager to see their team in action, and the match is expected to be an exciting one.