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Continuation of the 33rd day of La Liga this Saturday evening. The Alavés club hosted the Celta de Vigo club, on their lawn at the Mendizorroza Stadium. In a very unexciting match, it was the Babazorros who left with the victory (3-0). After a first period far from being rich in twists and turns, Luis Garcia Plaza’s men opened the scoring thanks to Giuliano Simeone (48th), before his teammate Jon Guridi doubled the lead a few minutes later (54th). Carlos Benavidez did it again at the end of the match (86th). Quite enough to seal the success of the promoted
In the ranking, Alavés remains in a good position in its mission to maintain within this Spanish championship with this 12th place, while Celta de Vigo is still in danger with this worrying 16th position. Next weekend, the Babazorros will travel to Valencia, while the Célticos will play at home against Villarreal, during the 34th Spanish matchday.
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