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Celtic v Celta Vigo
Our call
We looked at this match and did not find a call worth making. That can change as team news comes in: calls are looked at again every fifteen minutes until kick-off, so one can change or come down, and each closes when the match starts. the bet slip stays exactly as posted.
Celtic v Celta Vigo is one to leave alone. The likely outcome is priced too short to be worth taking, and nothing else is sure enough to call.
Preview
Celtic will dominate possession, but Celta Vigo's improving attack makes them far more dangerous than recent results suggest. Celta Vigo have won only one of their last six, yet they are creating much better chances over their last four matches than they did previously. Celtic have won four of their last six and kept three clean sheets in six, having controlled the ball in seven of their last eight fixtures to create regular opportunities. However, missing key defenders like Cameron Carter-Vickers, who started ten of their 15 matches, leaves Celtic vulnerable at the back. Without key midfielder Yang Hyun-Jun driving them forward, Celtic may struggle to keep pace with Camilo Durán. Durán's hot form decides it.
Form
- Celtic have won four, drawn none and lost two of their last six.
- Celta Vigo have won one, drawn four and lost one of their last six.
The table
Celtic are 33rd and Celta Vigo 28th.
Expected line-ups
Celtic: Viljami Sinisalo, Kieran Tierney, Liam Scales, Dane Murray, Colby Donovan, Callum McGregor, Mika Baur, Sebastian Tounekti, Benjamin Nygren, Haissem Hassan, Camilo Durán.
Celta Vigo: Ionuț Radu, Yoel Lago, Marcos Alonso, Sebastián Cáceres, Sergio Carreira, Javier Rueda, Ilaix Moriba, Aleix Febas, Williot Swedberg, Ferrán Jutglà, Hugo González.
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