A Celta goal for every 19 shots

Although the black hole of Celtic This is, first of all, in the defense, the numbers show that the attack is not experiencing the best moments either. Because the team from Vigo could only score a goal three goals after finishing 58 times in the last six games, which means that the Vigos should 19.3 shots on goal, ratio too high. The average number of shots per game is 9.6 in the last month of the championship.

Against Valencia, Celta shot ten times, seven of which were between three sticks, but they managed to score only one goal, through Seferović, one of the three players of the home team who scored twice. Luca de la Torre and Óscar Rodríguez were the other two.

Against Getafe, in the last away game, the sky-blues only put the ball between the three sticks once. It was an exception in seven attempts, as the remaining six were dropped. It was a match in which the teams from Vigo created opportunities.

In this negative streak, the day that Celta finished the most at home was the one in Villarreal. Carvalhal’s men had 14 attempts and five goals, but only Larsen scored once, although it was a small one. The Norwegian was also the one who finished the most, with four attempts, but the remaining three did not have the desired effect. Aspas, despite coming off the bench, was second, with two.

At home, the cap reached 15 against relegated Elche, but only Aidoo’s 89th-minute strike produced results. That day, Carvalhal’s players placed the ball between the posts nine times, two of which ended up hitting the post.

Against Mallorca, in a game that marked the beginning of the downhill for the team from Vigo (which had already come from two consecutive draws), two players from the back finished the most for Celta: Unai three times and Wall, in two, the same as Larsen, the most active among the nines.

Looking at the game in Bilbao, the team from Vigo must improve their goal against an opponent that is also not very efficient: of their last 55 shots, only two ended up inside.