Valencia vs Celta Vigo Prediction & Betting Tips (2 February)

Thinking somewhat rebuilding himself after his qualification for the quarter-finals of the King Cup obtained thanks to his success against Ourense in 1/8th 0-2, and a victory against the Sociedad in Liga at Home 1-0, Valence took the water, even the storm against FC Barcelona last weekend 7-1. Refused in their flaws, the chés remain 19th with now five lengths behind the first non-relief, Alaves, who will have played a little earlier in the day against Barça, therefore a priori, a defeat.   Celta Vigo had a great opportunity to relaunch itself last Monday by moving to the lawn of Alaves precisely after its two successive defeats against the Rayo Vallecano in Vallecas 2-1, and at home against the Athletic Club 1-2, but He shared his points with the Basque club 1-1.

Clearly, the Galicians have not won in La Liga for three games and are starting to see the top 10 move away now. Note that apart from the victories in the King's Cup outside, Vigo won only a small match far from his base in the Liga, during a trip to Gran Canaria against Las Palmas. 

The good news for Valence is obviously the suspension return of the central defender Mosquera and above all, the return to the Mouctar Diakhaby Mouctar match sheet, which missed almost a year of competition following its serious injury contracted against At Real Madrid in February 2024. However, the Portuguese side holder Correia is still on the side, ditto for Rafa Mir and for Barrenechea (1 goal, 1 pass in liga this season). Faced with Barcelona, ​​Carlos Corberan was at least able to count on Hugo Duro who did not abandon him (scorer for the 7th time this season). Defender Caufriez returned to Clermont (end of the loan) before being sent to Salzburg while at the arrivals level, Umar Sadiq (Real Sociedad), and Max Aarons (Bournemouth) put their luggage.   Opposite, Celta will evolve without three suspended players.

Start by former Barcelona Mingueza and Alonso and the young striker replacing Hugo Alvarez (4 goals this season in the league). As a bonus, Captain Aspas (6 achievements, 3 assists) is still injured like Alfonso Gonzalez (announced absent until the end of February at least). Note that Luca de la Torre (important) and Jonathan Bamba joined MLS franchises this winter while Carlos Dotor, a return time of his loan from Oviedo was sent to Sporting Gijon, still in Spanish D2.

• Summary: Valencia is going head to head with Celta Vigo starting on 2 Feb 2025 at 15:15 UTC at Mestalla stadium, Valencia city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga .
• Referee: Pablo Gonzalez Fuertes
• Valencia Feedinco Rating: 6.83
• Celta Vigo Feedinco Rating: 6.83