Celta Vigo vs Levante

Match summary

Neither Celta Vigo nor Levante found the net in a 0-0 draw.

Celta Vigo dominated territory and chances during their La Liga matchday 12 fixture against Levante, finishing with 59 percent possession and 23 shots compared to the visitors 6 attempts. Despite registering 8 shots on target, 120 attacks and 72 dangerous attacks, the hosts were unable to break the deadlock. Levante managed 41 percent possession, 0 shots on target and 1 corner. Both sides committed fouls throughout the fixture, resulting in 1 yellow card for Celta Vigo and 2 yellow cards for Levante, alongside 10 offsides recorded against the home side.

The opening half featured a significant turning point in the 27th minute when a VAR review resulted in a goal given to Pablo Durán for Celta Vigo, though the scoreline remained 0-0 at half-time after 2 minutes of added time. Daniel Requena received a yellow card for a foul in the 32nd minute. Both managers made triple substitutions at half-time, followed by further tactical changes in the second half. Adrián de la Fuente received a yellow card for a foul in the 63rd minute, and Javi Galán was booked in the 88th minute before the match concluded with a final score of 0-0.