Celta still has a chance to play in Europe for the first time in six years. This is especially evident after their 3-1 victory over Espanyol before the national team break, which extended their unbeaten streak to five games. But even though sixth place seems like a big ask for Carlos Carvalhal’s men, there are still three home La Liga matches remaining against teams that finished March in the bottom five, so any hopes of European football don’t seem misplaced. After 26 rounds, the hosts have nine wins and seven draws, which corresponds to 34 points and the 10th position. Today, Mingueza, Solari, and Marcinho, who has a tendon injury, will not be able to play.
If Almeria, who are in 19th place, intend to take at least something from Abanca-Bala?dos, they need to show the same spirit they displayed at the end of February, when they defeated Barcelona 1-0 and secured their only victory in seven matches. Only one draw has occurred during this period, due to a penalty in stoppage time in their previous round against Cadiz, although they failed to score only twice in the previous ten La Liga rounds. Almeria have seven wins and five draws in 26 rounds, which corresponds to 26 points and the 19th position in the standings. Ture will remain on the bench today due to a muscle injury. More pure soccer prediction can be obtained from the link provided.
