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This Friday, the second day of La Liga began with a match between Celta de Vigo and Valencia. After an inaugural success against Alavès last week, the Galicians followed up against the club che. The latter opened the scoring thanks to a goal from Diego Lopez in the 14th minute of play (0-1). However, the locals quickly dictated their law to regain the upper hand.
Celta Vigo
3
23′
Oscar Mingueza
28′
Iago Aspas
60′
Fran Beltran
Valence
1
14′
Diego Lopez
While Oscar Mingueza took charge of the equalizer (1-1, 23rd), Iago Aspas allowed Celta to regain the advantage a few minutes later (2-1, 29th). After the break, Fran Beltran allowed Claudio Giraldez’s flock to take the lead (1-3, 60th). With this second success in two matches, Celta de Vigo provisionally seizes first place in La Liga. Defeated against Barcelona last week, the Murcielagos have now suffered a second defeat and are last.
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