Osasuna vs Celta Vigo Prediction & Betting Tips (1 September)

Thursday evening, Osasuna traveled to Catalonia to challenge Girona for the 3rd day and tried to remain undefeated after two decent days including a parity score against Leganes during the 1st day 1-1 and a narrow victory at home last weekend for the 1-0 reception of Mallorca. However, everything did not go as planned and the Rojillos conceded a real tough defeat to Montilivi 4-0. Last year, the Basques returned to the ranking by finishing only in 11th place while they were coming off two good seasons in the first half of the table. So if there is indeed a team that we expected to not at such a performance, it's Celta Vigo.

Already two victories for the Galician club in the first two days against Alaves 2-1 and against Valencia, still at home 3-1. On the other hand, there was a break during the week on the Villarreal pitch, but in style! defeat 4-3. The question that all fans are asking in Galicia, how long will this riot of energy last? Response in the coming weeks.

To comeStill on the side, Luca de la Torre (important) and Ristic (calf injury) will probably be OUT for this trip to Pamplona. Note that during the week, Franco Cervi and Tadeo Allende were not called up for the match at Villarreal. Arriving on loan from Real Bétis, Iglesias made his first move under his new colors this week while Starfelt and Mingueza (2 defenders) also shone in front of the cage. It was expected, but Unai Nunez (important) joined Bilbao on loan during the week while Kevin Vazquez went free to Gijon and Marcos Alonso (ex-Chelsea) signed freely from FC Barcelona.

To stay with departures, note the major loss of Larsen (13 goals in La Liga last season) who opted for the Premier League (Wolverhampton) for the rest of his career which promises to be brilliant. Also departure of Tapia (crucial, but too often injured last year), Dotor Carlos (Real Oviedo), Miguel Rodriguez (Utrecht), Carles Perez (Getafe), and Manu Sanchez (Alaves). In the opposite direction, Manquillo has definitely signed from Newcastle, and Ilaix Moriba from RB Leipzig (on loan).