Football: Valencia president Anil Murthy confident that club will 'return to normality' amid anger over Marcelino sacking

Valencia's players celebrate after wining the Uefa Champions League Group Stage H soccer match between Chelsea and Valencia at Stamford Bridge in London, Britain, on Sept 17, 2019. PHOTO: EPA-EFE
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SINGAPORE - Despite the recent sacking of manager Marcelino, the ensuing fan protests and average results, Valencia president Anil Murthy is confident the Spanish side will return to winning ways and the supporters will be back on their side.

The 46-year-old Singaporean was backed by a good start to their Champions League campaign when they beat Chelsea 1-0 away on Tuesday (Sept 17).

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