Celta vigo vs Las Palmas

Celta Beat Las Palmas in their Previous Meeting

Celta Vigo have triumphed in their last three home games. Most recently, they won on the road when beating Real Valladolid 1-0 at Estadio Jose Zorrilla. The Galicia outfit had one shot on target and boasted 61% possession, with a late goal from Marcos Alonso making all the difference.

Las Palmas drew 2-2 in their previous game. This was at home at Estadio de Gran Canaria against Deportivo Alavés. Los Amarillos boasted 61% possession and had seven shots on goal, with Fabio Silva and Alberto Moleiro finding the net.

Celta have won the last two encounters against Las Palmas. Away at Estadio de Gran Canaria, the most recent scoreline was 1-0 which came after a 4-1 home win at Abanca Balaidos. In the past 3 H2H games, we’ve seen two Celta wins and one Las Palmas triumph.

Celta Vigo – Last 10 League Games

Celta have 4 wins, 3 losses and 3 draws, averaging 1.4 goals from 3.8 shots on goal and 9.6 attempts. Os Celestes have averaged 54.7% possession, 504.3 passes and 3.6 corners per game, with the opposition getting 1.3 goals from 4.0 shots on goal, 9.5 attempts and 4.0 corners.

The three top scorers are Marcos Alonso, Iago Aspas and Pablo Duran, with these players all scoring 2 goals. Sergio Carreira has the most assists with 3, while goalie Vicente Guaita has recorded 2 clean sheets.

Las Palmas – Last 10 League Games

Las Palmas have 7 defeats and 3 draws, with an average of 3.9 shots on goal, 11.0 attempts and 0.9 goals. Diego Martinez's side average 47.5% possession, 381.3 passes, 3.8 corners awarded and 6.6 corners against, while 2.0 goals have been conceded from 14.9 attempts and 5.4 shots on goal.

Fabio Silva is the leading scorer with 3 goals, followed by Adnan Januzaj on 2, with Alberto Moleiro and two others bagging 1. Oliver McBurnie has been the chief assist maker in the previous 10 games with 2.

Predicted & Confirmed Lineups

Celta Vigo predicted lineup (3-4-3): Vicente Guaita (GK), Javi Rodriguez, Carl Starfelt, Marcos Alonso, Sergio Carreira, Fran Beltran, Hugo Sotelo, Hugo Alvarez, Iago Aspas, Borja Iglesias, Alfon Gonzalez.

Las Palmas predicted lineup (4-3-3): Jasper Cillessen (GK), Viti, Alex Suarez, Scott McKenna, Mika Marmol, Javier Munoz, Dario Essugo, Jose Campana, Sandro Ramirez, Fabio Silva, Alberto Moleiro.