Comments and predictions for Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas: Narrow victory

Latest information on Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas's squad

Celta will be without Williot Swedberg due to a thigh injury, while Oscar Mingueza is suspended following a yellow card picked up in the 1-0 win over Real Valladolid before the international break.

Damian Rodriguez could be the beneficiary of Mingueza's absence and is likely to start at left-back in a three-man centre-back system.

The attacking trio of Iago Aspas, Alfon Gonzalez and Borja Iglesias started against Real Valladolid and will likely be relied upon again in this match. In midfield, Hugo Sotelo is almost certain to continue in the starting line-up.

For Las Palmas, Benito Ramirez will be absent due to a muscle injury. Meanwhile, Kirian Rodriguez had a relapse of cancer in early February and will not be able to play for the rest of the season.

Viti Rozada and Dario Essugo have both finished their suspensions and are back in the squad. Essugo is likely to start, while Fabio Silva and Sandro Ramirez will be the two starters in attack.

Silva and Ramirez have both been in fine scoring form for Las Palmas in 2024-25, with eight goals apiece in La Liga. However, the team has struggled due to a lack of goalscoring contributions from the rest of the pitch.

Latest expected lineup Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas

Celta Vigo:
Guaita; J Rodriguez, Starfelt, Alonso; Carreia, Beltran, Sotelo, Rodriguez; Aspas, Iglesias, Gonzalez

Las Palmas:
Cillessen; Suarez, Herzog, McKenna, A Munoz; Essugo, Campana; Sandro, Januzaj, Moleiro; F Silva

Latest football commentary on Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas

Celta enter Monday's match on a six-game unbeaten run, which includes four wins, including their last two against Leganes and Real Valladolid.

Coach Claudio Giraldez's team currently has a record of 11 wins, 6 draws and 11 losses after 28 rounds, earning 39 points and ranking 9th on the rankings, 5 points behind the sixth-ranked team Real Betis.

Celta haven’t finished in the top six since 2015-16, so this could be a turning point for the club. They’re in fantastic form at the most crucial stage of the season, and their push for European football looks very much within reach.

Home ground is a solid support for Celta when they have won 29 points after 14 matches here. Meanwhile, Las Palmas only have 11 points after 14 away matches this season.

Celta have beaten Las Palmas in both of their last two meetings, including a 4-1 win in the second leg last season and a 1-0 win in the first leg back in October 2024.

As for Las Palmas, they have not won a game since late December. They are on a 10-game winless streak in La Liga, and are currently in the relegation zone as the season enters its crucial phase.

Diego Martinez's team have just had two draws against Real Valladolid and Alaves, in between was a 0-1 defeat to Real Betis. They have only won 25 points after 28 matches this season.

Las Palmas are 19th in the table, just two points behind 17th-placed Alaves. They still have a chance to stay up, but their inability to win is a serious problem, especially when their defense is not solid.

Indeed, the Canary Islands have conceded 47 goals in 28 games – the second-worst defensive record in the league, just above Real Valladolid – and this could prove costly in their relegation battle.

Las Palmas last beat Celta 2-1 in October 2023. However, they have not won at Celta in Vigo since October 2011, when they were playing in Spain's second division.

Latest score prediction Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Celta Vigo vs Las Palmasas follows:

• Sportsmole:Celta Vigo 2-0 Las Palmas

• WhoScore:Celta Vigo 2-1 Las Palmas
• Our newspaper predicts:Celta Vigo 2-1 Las Palmas

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