VS
Celta Vigo vs Levante is a Spanish matchup whose character changes with the division and venue. Celta won 2–1 at Levante in November 2025, but Levante answered with a 3–2 comeback at Balaídos in May 2026. Earlier meetings also produced open scorelines, giving Celta a historical edge without removing the challenger’s route into the game. A future encounter will test who adapts better to the setting and level.
Past matches, Celta Vigo vs Levante
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Celta Vigo
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1G
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19M
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39F
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12D
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36M
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21D
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7F
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4D
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3D
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14D
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24D
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18F
Levante Substitutes
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G
1
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M
20
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M
7
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M
14
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F
55
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F
11
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D
23
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F
18
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F
9
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D
3
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F
21
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D
29
Match events
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4'⚽F. Jutgla Normal Goal (Asst: H. Alvarez)
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43'⚽K. Arriaga Normal Goal (Asst: J. Toljan)
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46'I. Losada K. Tunde
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48'⚽F. Jutgla Normal Goal (Asst: J. Rueda)
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57'⚽Dela Normal Goal (Asst: K. Arriaga)
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60'Diego Pampín Yellow Card
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61'R. Brugue V. Garcia
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62'U. Raghouber P. Martinez
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63'⚽R. Brugue Normal Goal (Asst: J. A. Olasagasti)
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66'P. Duran I. Aspas
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66'W. Swedberg H. Alvarez
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66'B. Iglesias J. Rueda
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66'W. Swedberg H. Alvarez
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66'B. Iglesias J. Rueda
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66'P. Duran I. Aspas
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76'O. Mingueza H. Sotelo
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76'J. El Abdellaoui F. Jutgla
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76'J. El Abdellaoui F. Jutgla
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76'O. Mingueza H. Sotelo
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77'M. Sanchez D. Varela Pampin
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85'I. Romero C. Espi
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86'I. Romero C. Espi
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90'Mathew Ryan Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Celta Vigo VS Levante
Historical edge, changing context
Celta Vigo and Levante have met across different Spanish competition settings, so their head-to-head profile cannot be separated from the level at which each match is played. Celta won 2–1 at Levante’s Estadio Ciudad de Valencia on 2 November 2025. On 12 May 2026, however, Levante came from behind to win 3–2 at Abanca Balaídos. That reversal is useful evidence: Celta’s broader historical weight does not make the fixture predictable, and Levante can remain competitive when the venue points toward the hosts.
Balaídos and the Ciutat invite different tests
At Balaídos, Celta can be expected to carry more of the territorial responsibility, while Levante’s away challenge is to stay connected long enough for its attacks to change the game. In Valencia, Celta must manage the intensity of an opponent with home support and its own incentive to seize initiative. A future meeting will be interesting because it can clarify how much the division, venue and match state alter the established hierarchy. The recurring question is adaptation, rather than a fixed label for either club.