Celta de Vigo host Levante at Abanca-Balaídos on Sunday, November 8, with both sides looking to respond to defeats. Celta lost 3-0 to Rayo Vallecano in their most recent La Liga match and were then beaten 2-1 by Union Saint-Gilloise on Thursday. Levante arrive after a 2-0 home defeat to Atlético de Madrid. The hosts are 10th in the league, while the visitors are 18th, giving this fixture significance at both ends of the table. Celta will hope home advantage helps them turn draws into wins; Levante need a result to improve their position. Kick-off in Vigo is scheduled for 17:30 local time.

Celta de Vigo's Recent Form and Key Stats

Celta de Vigo have drawn six of their 11 La Liga matches, alongside two wins and three defeats. Their league games have featured averages of just 0.9 goals scored and 0.9 conceded per match. That balance helps explain why they have been difficult to separate from opponents, but it also shows how narrow the margin can be when they fall behind.

Scoring has been the immediate concern. Celta drew 0-0 at home to Betis before their 3-0 loss to Rayo Vallecano, leaving them without a goal in their last two league outings. They did find the net against Union Saint-Gilloise on November 5, although that European match ended in a 2-1 defeat. Across their last five matches, Celta have recorded two wins, one draw and two losses, averaging 1.0 goal scored and 1.4 conceded.

Goalless games have also been a recurring feature: four of Celta's last 11 La Liga matches ended without a goal, as did four of their last 15 matches across competitions. The hosts have produced contrasting results in the wider sequence described before this fixture, including wins over Alavés and Celtic, but the more pressing task is to create chances that translate into league goals. Miguel Román, Álvaro Núñez, Carl Starfelt, Borja Iglesias and Jones El-Abdellaoui are listed as injured and unavailable for this match.

Levante's Recent Form and Key Stats

Levante have two wins, four draws and five defeats in La Liga. They average 1.5 goals scored and 1.9 conceded per league match, figures that suggest their games have generally been more open than Celta's. Their last five matches have brought one win, two draws and two defeats, with averages of 1.6 goals scored and 1.8 allowed.

The visitors' recent results underline both their attacking potential and their vulnerability. They beat Athletic 3-1 and earlier scored five in a 5-2 victory over Betis, but have since lost 2-1 to Real Sociedad and 2-0 to Atlético de Madrid. Draws against Sevilla and Deportivo offer further examples of their ability to score without always securing a win. Levante have also had goalless matches on their travels: three of their last 10 away fixtures in La Liga finished 0-0.

Enzo Bardelli is confirmed unavailable. Levante are awaiting news on Manu Sánchez; the supplied match information indicates that even if he is fit enough to make the squad, a starting place is unlikely. For the visitors, an improved result in Vigo would be particularly valuable after successive defeats.

Probable Lineups: Celta de Vigo vs Levante

Celta's possible XI is Radu; Rueda, Javi Rodríguez, Lago, Marcos Alonso, Javi Galán; Ilaix Moriba, Febas; Pablo Durán, Hugo Álvarez and Ferran Jutglà. This selection remains uncertain because of potential changes following Thursday's European fixture.

Levante's possible XI is Ryan; Nacho Pérez, Ndukwe, De la Fuente, Toljan; Olasagasti, Requena, Iván Romero; Brugui, Thiago and Ratkov. These are provisional selections rather than confirmed starting teams.

Celta de Vigo vs Levante Match Analysis

Celta have the stronger record in the supplied head-to-head summary, with three wins, one draw and one defeat across five meetings with Levante. They have averaged 1.8 goals scored and 1.0 conceded in those games. The most recent meeting, on May 12, 2026, ended 2-3, however, so their overall advantage offers no guarantee of a comfortable afternoon.

The central question is whether Celta can end their two-match league scoring drought against a Levante side conceding an average of 1.9 goals per La Liga game. Levante have shown they can score several goals in a match, yet their back-to-back defeats leave them needing a steadier performance. Celta, meanwhile, must manage a short turnaround after facing Union Saint-Gilloise on Thursday.

There is also a clear pattern in Celta's corner statistics. Their last six La Liga matches have each featured fewer than 7.5 total corners, and the same has been true of their last four home league matches. Those figures do not determine what will happen against Levante, but they are the most consistent match-specific trend available for this preview. Alongside Celta's frequent draws and recent goalless league outings, they point towards a contest in which the hosts' advantage may be difficult to turn into a commanding result.

Celta de Vigo vs Levante prediction from BetMines: Under 10.5 corners with 73% probability.