Valencia vs Celta Vigo – After suffering a 2-1 La Liga defeat to Rayo Vallecano in their previous match, Valencia will be hoping for a better outcome today.
Valencia controlled 54% of the game’s possession and 4 of its 17 shots on goal were on target. Nico González (52′ Own Goal) and Mouctar Diakhaby (93′) scored the goals for Valencia.
Six of Rayo Vallecano’s fourteen attempts at goal were successful. Rayo Vallecano’s goal came from Isi Palazon at the 5′ mark.
Valencia has scored 9 goals in total over their last 6 games, which works out to 1.5 goals per game on average under Gennaro Gattuso.
Valencia had not lost against Celta Vigo in their previous three league games coming into this match. Celta Vigo and their visiting fans will be looking for a better outcome after experiencing defeat to Atlético Madrid in their previous La Liga match.
Celta Vigo enjoyed 54% of the possession in that contest and 3 of their 14 shots on goal were successful. Gabri Veiga and Unai Nez both scored goals for Celta Vigo in the 71st and 82nd minutes, respectively.
Four of Atlético Madrid’s ten shot attempts found the back of the net. Atlético Madrid scored goals with Angel Correa (9′), Rodrigo De Paul (50′), and Yannick Carrasco (66′).
We have scored 20 goals in the last six games Celta Vigo have played, averaging 3.33 goals per match, demonstrating their participation in productive clashes. 12 of these goals have been scored by the opposition.
In their previous six league encounters against Valencia, Celta Vigo has failed to win one of those games on the road. They haven’t been moving very well at all.
Valencia vs Celta Vigo – Betting Analysis
When comparing their previous head-to-head meetings dating back to 24/08/2019, we can see that Valencia has won 4 of them and Celta Vigo has won 2, with 0 of the matchups being drawn.
In these encounters, the two clubs combined for 12 goals, with Los Che scoring 8 and Os Celestes scoring 4. This results in an average of two goals being scored every game.
The two teams’ most recent league meeting took place on La Liga Match Day 38 on May 21, 2022, with Valencia defeating Celta Vigo 2-0.
Valencia had 45% of the possession that day and 3 of its 10 shot attempts were successful. Maxi Gómez scored the goal (28′).
On the other hand, Celta Vigo had nine goal attempts, with three of them being successful. (60′) Néstor Araujo scores on an own goal.
There isn’t much of an availability issue; Valencia manager Gennaro Gattuso only has one player’s fitness to worry about out of an otherwise completely prepared group. Jaume Doménech is out because of a torn knee ligament.
Valencia vs Celta Vigo – Head -to- Head
Our Prediction: Under 3.5 Goals
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