Four of the last five head-to-head meetings between these two sides have seen goals scored by both teams, highlighting a strong trend toward action at both ends.

Sevilla are currently going through a difficult run of results, struggling in particular with their attacking output. This has largely been due to the absence of key offensive players, with Vargas injured and Adams away at AFCON. Although Vargas is expected to be available for this match, he is unlikely to start and will probably begin on the bench as he is not yet fully fit, which limits the immediate impact on Sevilla’s attack.

Sevilla’s home goal data reflects their vulnerability rather than dominance. They have scored 14 and conceded 15 goals in nine home matches, highlighting defensive issues and a lack of control in key moments.

Celta, meanwhile, have been a strong away side this season, collecting 15 points from eight away matches. Defensively, they have improved notably, keeping three clean sheets in their last five away fixtures, while remaining well-organized and disciplined against possession-oriented teams.