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Celta de Vigo II vs AD Ceuta FC is a measured comparison built on limited competitive history rather than an established narrative. Celta II hold the clearer edge across the first references, while Ceuta have shown they can resist that pattern. The 5 September 2026 encounter ended 2–0 to Celta II, whereas the 20 May 2023 meeting in Vigo finished 1–1. Together, those outcomes offer a grounded starting point for assessing future encounters.
Match center
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Starting eleven
Substitutes AD Ceuta FC
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Celta de Vigo II Substitutes
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Match events
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24'Alexis Olmedo Vila Yellow Card
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42'Joaquín Felipe González Rodríguez Yellow Card
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42'Alejandro Camacho Ramírez Yellow Card
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43'⚽Adrià Capdevila Normal Goal (Asst: Anxo Rodríguez Álvarez)
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45'Pablo González Meixús Alexis Olmedo Vila
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45'Albert Caparros Jordi Escobar
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45'Omar Sadik Yann Bodiger
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45'Chidiebere Gabriel Okoro Joaquín Felipe González Rodríguez
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59'José Matos Cedric Teguia
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65'Bernard Sarpong Somuah Ángel Arcos
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66'Hugo Cuenca Alvaro·Marin Sesma
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69'Enrique Ribes Recaj Yellow Card
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72'Carlos Hernández Yellow Card
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72'Anxo Rodríguez Álvarez Yellow Card
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76'Umaru Konare Alexander Petxarroman Eizagirre
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79'Hugo Cuenca Yellow Card
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82'Seyni Mbaye Ndiaye Mateo Sobral Sabajanes
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83'Seyni Mbaye Ndiaye Yellow Card
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89'Albert Caparros Red Card
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90' +1Pablo Gavián Alonso Frank Germain Jonathan Miller
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90' +3⚽Bernard Sarpong Somuah Normal Goal (Asst: Pablo Gavián Alonso)
Stats for this game
Matchup Celta de Vigo II VS AD Ceuta FC
Early shape
The result pattern points towards Celta II without suggesting a settled script. Their 3–1 win at AD Ceuta FC on 18 September 2022 established a meaningful advantage, and the later draw in Vigo showed Ceuta could avoid defeat. This pairing is best understood through those contrasting outcomes: Celta II have the stronger hand in the known results, while Ceuta’s resistance gives the matchup room for a different scoreline.
A measured outlook
Celta II reinforced that edge with a 2–0 away win on 5 September 2026. For another encounter, the sensible question is how much weight to give that clearer advantage and how much to allow for Ceuta’s ability to hold their ground. The pairing does not need an invented backstory to make the comparison worthwhile. The opening encounters have already produced Celta II wins and a draw, leaving room for the next contest to clarify whether the hierarchy remains intact or narrows.