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| Celta Vigo vs Las Palmas | Monday, March 31, 2025, 21:00 GMT+1 |
| Celta Vigo odds | 1.58 |
| Las Palmas odds | 5.65 |
| Draw | 4.12 |
| Over/Under | Total 2.5: 1.784/2.03 |
| Betting Bonus | Up to 122 $/€ |
Celta Vigo defender Marcos Alonso had his contract extended until 2026 after playing over 20 games this season, demonstrating the mutual trust between both parties. Only three players have featured more for the team this term, including Óscar Mingueza, who, like Alonso, previously played for Barcelona.
The club sit 8th in La Liga and are undefeated since early February. They previously lost to Valencia (2-1). Celta Vigo capitalized on Pablo Barrios’ red card within the first ten minutes to hold Atlético de Madrid to a draw and secured crucial wins against Real Valladolid and Leganés.
The iconic Balaídos Stadium was initially set to be included in Spain’s 2030 World Cup bid but was ultimately replaced by Anoeta, according to El Mundo. This prompted Vigo mayor Abel Caballero to demand ‘explanations’ from RFEF President Rafael Louzán, marking the latest political controversy in Spanish football.
Óscar Mingueza is suspended, and Williot Swedberg will be sidelined with an injury.
Celta Vigo predicted line-up vs Las Palmas (3-5-2): Guaita; Alonso, Starfelt, Rodriguez; Ristić, Sotelo, Beltrán, Carreira, Alfon González; Iglesias, Aspas.
Las Palmas are in crisis, and it could cost them relegation. They sit 19th and have yet to win a match in 2025. Their last victory was a 1-0 against Espanyol on December 22nd, shortly before Christmas.
Since then, they’ve been knocked out of the Copa del Rey by second-division side Elche (4-0) and have lost seven La Liga encounters. Las Palmas drew with Alavés (2-2), despite being 2-0 down until the last five minutes. However, a 90th-minute penalty from Silva and an injury-time goal from Moleiro salvaged the tie.
Alberto Moleiro is still recovering and awaiting medical clearance. Benito, Kirian Rodriguez, and Andy Pelmard remain sidelined through injury.
Las Palmas Predicted line-up vs Celta Vigo(4-2-3-1): Cillessen, Álex Muñoz, McKenna, Herzog, Suárez; Campaña, Bajčetić; Moleiro, Javier Muñoz, Ramirez; Silva.
Bet hereThe visitors have not won a match in over three months and will travel to one of the most challenging stadiums in the league. The difference in climates makes the venue especially hostile. Galicia is known for its rainy spring weather, while Las Palmas enjoys warm weather year-round.
Celta Vigo’s form speaks for itself, and with players like Alonso and Iago Aspas in good shape, a home victory seems likely. Additionally, the hosts have a strong record against lower-ranked teams, further boosting their chances of winning.
The last two encounters ended in Celta Vigo victories, which explains why betting odds favour them in this tie.
For the hosts, Iago Aspas scoring is almost a given. Despite squad changes over the years, Aspas has remained Celta Vigo’s most crucial attacking player. With Las Palmas struggling defensively, betting odds favor Iago to find the net.
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