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Celta Vigo - Cadiz CF  Prediction, Picks and Tips  


 
  
Newcomers Cádiz CF continue to cause a sensation in La Liga. Last Saturday, the Andalusian club celebrated a 2-1 home win over FC Barcelona. Already in October, the newcomer surprisingly won away at Real Madrid. This means that Álvaro Cervera's team is still on course for international competition. Now it is important to survive in the Monday game in Galicia at Celta Vigo.

In the run-up to the match between Celta Vigo and Cadiz, however, the odds of the bookmakers clearly point towards the Galicians, as the odds comparison of the betting base shows.

The Célticos started the 2020/21 season anything but good and went through eight games in a row between the third and tenth match day without a win. But then Celta Vigo last won two games in a row and left the relegation places last weekend. A threesome at home against newly promoted Cadiz would almost guarantee a carefree Christmas.

We see the Célticos as slightly favored given the momentum. But we find a little more value at Celta Vigo against Cadiz in the tip that more than 2.5 goals will be scored in this interesting Monday game.
 

 


 
 
 
Just last season, the Real Club Celta de Vigo just managed to get 17th in the final table. For the second time in a row, the Galician club avoided going into the second division, which was very close given the only seven wins from 38 league games.

Those responsible, who initially stuck to Coach Óscar, were all the more satisfied with the solid start of the season. The Célticos took five out of nine possible points from their first three league games against Eibar, Valencia and Real Valladolid.

Then, however, the Galicians remained a total of eight league games in a row without another win. A negative series that ultimately also cost Óscar the job. Eduardo Coudet took over. First, the Celestes (in German: the Himmelblauen) caught a 2: 4 defeat in Seville in their first league game under the new coach. But then it promptly got back on track.

The Célticos celebrated two victories in a row on the past two match days, which they climbed back over the grain. The recipe for success under the new coach: He made the tactical direction of Celta Vigo much more offensive.

Before the 46-year-old became involved, the Celestes only scored six goals in nine league games. But since he's on board, seven goals from three games have been recorded. In all three games under his auspices, the Galicians always met at least twice.

Now a defensively compact opponent in the Abanca Balaídos is guesting with the newly promoted from Andalusia. Nevertheless, we see a lot of potential in the fact that the Célticos' joy in scoring will continue regardless of the outcome of the game. 
  
 
 
 
 

  
 The Cádiz Club de Fútbol has never won a major title in its 110-year club history. Nevertheless, the yellow-and-blue team, who, like Villarreal, are nicknamed “El submarino amarillo” (in English: the yellow submarine) because of their striking yellow jerseys, are an absolutely established club.

After all, Cádiz has played in La Liga 2 for 40 seasons and is by no means a newcomer to the Spanish top division. Although the Andalusians have only been top notch for one season since 1993 (2005/06), they are now in their 13th season on the top floor of Spanish football after their promotion this summer.
 

Quite a few experts calculated that the surprising newcomer had little chance of staying up. But what the long-time coach Álvaro Cervera gets out of the limited possibilities is almost a small sensation in view of the results so far.

Cádiz CF have won five of their twelve league games so far and have celebrated a three-point against both Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. With a yield of 18 points, the trend is currently more towards Europe than towards decline.

In fact, it is "only" seven points ahead of a direct relegation place, which is why the yellow-blue certainly cannot rest on their recent successes. Especially offensively, the newcomer still has massive potential for improvement. Only eleven goals from twelve games correspond to an average of less than one goal per game. Only the 13 goals conceded ensure the strong place in the table.



 


Our recommendation tip for Celta Vigo - Cadiz CF  :  Celta Vigo to win @ 1.71