Despite the victory against Levante at Mestalla, the "che" team is still searching for their first away win this season.While there are still things to improve at Valencia, undoubtedly the most urgent...
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![](/<figure><img alt="Winning away, Valencia’s biggest headache" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/75cea0de3aad48032b261bca0d4bca4a" data-uuid="c457e596-8d9e-36cf-a065-83e1d879db0e"><figcaption>Winning away, Valencia’s biggest headache</figcaption></figure><p>Despite the victory against Levante at Mestalla, the "che" team is still searching for their first away win this season.</p><div></div><p>While there are still things to improve at Valencia, undoubtedly the most urgent is being able to win away from home. This element is something unknown to Corberán's team.</p><div class="onefootball-match-scores-data"><br></div><p>The victory against Levante at Mestalla should serve as a boost to end a streak that has lasted too long. Vallecas will be the stage, and no one said it would be easy.</p><p><em>This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. <a href="https://onefootball.com/es/noticias/ganar-fuera-de-casa-el-dolor-de-cabeza-del-valencia-41995207">You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.</a></em></p><hr><p>📸 Alex Caparros - 2025 Getty Images</p>)
![](/<figure><img alt="John Askey" height="1159" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/bbc_us_articles_995/b3afc9e796d94e90c9405c2e61a707e5" width="2061" data-uuid="19dbdfd9-3717-34c3-8ac5-2a26fe16bf1a"><figcaption>John Askey has led Truro City to three wins in their 20 National League matches [Shutterstock]</figcaption></figure><p>John Askey says his Truro City side's <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c79721y147rt?xtor=AL-72-%5Bpartner%5D-%5Byahoo.north.america%5D-%5Blink%5D-%5Bsport%5D-%5Bbizdev%5D-%5Bisapi%5D">3-2 loss at home to fellow strugglers Sutton United</a> was "gutting".</p><p>The Tinners fought back from 2-0 down to level the game with nine minutes left, only to see Kai Jennings score what proved to be an 83rd-minute winner.</p><p>The defeat leaves Truro a point adrift at the bottom of the National League and seven points from safety. </p><p>"The attitude of the players, the commitment, you couldn't fault," Askey told BBC Radio Cornwall.</p><p>"We worked really hard and to come away with nothing is obviously gutting for everybody, but the performance, apart from the mistakes that we made, was good.</p><p>"But you can't keep making the mistakes that we make and that's what's cost us again."</p><p>The loss was Truro's fourth consecutive defeat with the last two, to Sutton and Braintree Town, coming against sides who are fighting with Truro at the foot of the division.</p><p>"The last two or three performances have been poor, but I thought we would bounce back today and show real will to try and get the three points," added Askey after the loss.</p><p>"So to come away with nothing is obviously disappointing.</p><p>"But all we can do is keep battling away and hopefully things will change, because if you do show that commitment then eventually something will go right for you."</p><h2>
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![](/<figure><img alt="Toppmöller addresses Bahoya’s alleged frustration and Arsenal links" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/bulinews_articles_290/92fddbf813fecbd24d1b7037eb4bdf28" data-uuid="19a8cbe6-799f-324c-9998-f2483ea9e107"><figcaption>Toppmöller addresses Bahoya’s alleged frustration and Arsenal links</figcaption></figure><p><a href="https://bulinews.com/bahoya-said-dissatisfied-frankfurt-role-amid-arsenal-interest">A recent report from Sport1 suggested that Jean-Matteo Bahoya is dissatisfied with his role as a substitute at Eintracht Frankfurt and that a move could be on the cards if his situation doesn’t change, with Arsenal reportedly monitoring the 20-year-old.</a></p><p>Eintracht Frankfurt coach Dino Toppmöller, however, says the winger doesn’t seem unhappy.</p><p>“I haven’t noticed any major dissatisfaction with him,” Toppmöller said at a press conference. </p><p>“It’s clear that every player in this squad wants maximum playing time. In the end, it simply comes down to: what kind of performance do you deliver on the pitch? How are your scoring contributions? How are you performing in training?”</p><p>Toppmöller went on to highlight Bahoya’s potential, but also stressed that the player must take the lead in realizing it.</p><p>“We know he definitely has the potential to take another huge step forward. In the first instance, it is of course up to him.”</p><p>Bahoya most recently came on for 13 minutes in Eintracht's 4-3 win over 1. FC Köln at the weekend.</p>)