Another Valencia match in the Spanish league has been postponed because of the deadly floods that have affected the region.

Nearly 16 inches of rain fell, but experts say the need for infrastructure improvements was well understood in the region.

More than 150 people died in Spain this week as the country dealt with unprecedented flooding. Flash floods hit the Valencia region after intense rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. Since the rain came after a long drought, the natural absorption process was disrupted, leading to deadly consequences, per The Associated Press.

Real Madrid were set to travel to the Mestalla on Saturday but all games in the Valencian region will be rescheduled, as per LaLiga’s request.

Valencia’s match against Espanyol on Saturday has been postponed after the devastating flash floods in Spain. The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) on Wednesday approved La Liga’s request to postpone Valencia’s league fixture for the second weekend running.

Valencia's LaLiga fixture against Espanyol set for Sunday has been postponed as the city continues to deal with the fallout of deadly flooding that hit the south-eastern region of Spain last week.

Valencia and Levante have requested the postponement of their Spanish league matches this weekend following the devastating recent floods in the region, both clubs announced on Tuesday.