Match summary
Union Saint-Gilloise came from behind to win 2-1 away at Celta Vigo. It was 1-1 at half-time.
Pablo Durán put Celta Vigo ahead in the 11th minute, Besfort Zeneli equalised in the 35th minute, and Zeneli won it in the 49th minute.
The chances backed that up: Union Saint-Gilloise created 2.01 expected goals (xG) from 15 shots to Celta Vigo's 1.02 from 14. Besfort Zeneli had a penalty saved for Union Saint-Gilloise.
Celta Vigo dominated territory and possession in this Europa League fixture, registering 58 percent possession and 577 passes compared to Union Saint-Gilloise's 422. The home side also generated 14 shots, 4 shots on target, and 11 corners, while establishing 97 attacks against the visitors 64. Despite controlling the match statistically and accumulating an expected goals figure of 1.02, Celta Vigo were punished by clinical finishing from Union Saint-Gilloise, whose 15 shots and 2.01 expected goals yielded the decisive goals. Both teams finished the encounter with 1 yellow card apiece following 16 fouls by Celta Vigo and 11 by Union Saint-Gilloise.
The scoring opened in the 11th minute when Pablo Durán struck a right foot shot to put Celta Vigo ahead. Union Saint-Gilloise drew level in the 35th minute through a right foot shot from Besfort Zeneli, leaving the score 1-1 at half-time. Zeneli scored his second right foot shot in the 49th minute to give the visitors a 1-2 lead. Following a series of substitutions for both sides, Guilherme Smith received a yellow card in the 71st minute for a foul. After a VAR review in the 78th minute resulted in no penalty, Besfort Zeneli missed a penalty in the 80th minute. Pablo Durán received a yellow card in the 90+5th minute for a foul before the match concluded.
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