Celta Vigo vs Granada LaLiga Match

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Celta de Vigo have not won any of their last two matches against Granada in LaLiga (D1 L1), failing to score in both, after having won their previous four against them in the competition.

Celta de Vigo have lost two of their last four LaLiga home games against Andalusian teams (W1 D1), as many defeats as in their previous 15 against them at Balaídos in the top-flight (W9 D4 L2).

Granada have lost just two of their last 11 away games in LaLiga (W5 D4) but one of those defeats was in their last away game, 0-2 against Real Sociedad. They could lose two consecutive away games in the competition for the first time since February (8).

Celta de Vigo have lost their last three home games in LaLiga, last losing four in a row at Balaídos in the top-flight in May 2017 (4).

No team has conceded the first goal of the game more times than Celta de Vigo in LaLiga this season (seven, level with Valencia), failing to win any of those seven matches (D2 L5).

Among all players with at least four yellow cards received in LaLiga this season, Germán Sánchez has conceded the fewest fouls (seven). The Granada player receives a yellow card every 1.75 fouls conceded in 2020/21.

Granada player Dimitri Foulquier has provided two assists in total in his last three LaLiga games, as many as in his previous 48 games in the competition.

Iago Aspas has scored Celta de Vigo’s last four goals at Balaídos in LaLiga, including all three this season. Since the start of 2020, he has scored 42% of his team's goals at home in LaLiga (8/19).

Celta de Vigo’s Iago Aspas, was involved in eight goals in his first five games against Granada in LaLiga (six goals and two assists), scoring in each game, but he has failed to score or assist in his last two games against them in the competition.

Eduardo Coudet lost his first LaLiga game as Celta de Vigo coach last time out, 4-2 against Sevilla. Only one of the club’s previous four managers has lost his first two games in the competition (Fran Escribá).