Valencia vs Celta Vigo

Match summary

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

There was little between the sides on chances: Valencia created 0.42 expected goals (xG) from 8 shots, Celta Vigo 0.54 from 7.

Valencia and Celta Vigo played out a goalless draw in their La Liga fixture on matchday two, with neither side able to break the deadlock during a closely contested encounter. Celta Vigo shaded the possession statistics with fifty-five percent and recorded more attacks with one hundred and nineteen, alongside forty-four dangerous attacks and six key passes. Valencia registered eight shots compared to the visitors' seven, though both teams struggled for clinical finishing, resulting in expected goals figures of 0.42 for Valencia and 0.54 for Celta Vigo. The match saw a total of thirty-four fouls and five yellow cards distributed evenly between the two competitive sides.

The first notable chance arrived in the twelfth minute when Marcos Alonso fired off target for Celta Vigo with an effort rated at 0.14 expected goals, followed by teammate Jones El Abdellaoui missing another opportunity in the twenty-fourth minute. Disciplinary action began late in the first half as Valencia received consecutive yellow cards, with Justin de Haas booked for a foul in the thirty-eighth minute and Stole Dimitrievski cautioned for argument in the thirty-ninth minute. Following a scoreless first half, Sergio Carreira received a yellow card for Celta Vigo in the fifty-seventh minute, Javi Rueda was cautioned in the sixty-seventh minute, and Ionuț Radu received a yellow card for time wasting in the eightieth minute as the match concluded scoreless.