Celta Vigo vs Real Madrid, La Liga 3rd round match schedule scheduled for Friday, August 25 at 10:30pm at Estadio Municipal de Balaidos, live on Digi Sport 2, Orange Sport 2 and Prima Sport 1.

Celta Vigo and Real Madrid met in a match that became extremely proud for the technical benches, Rafael Benitez will play against Carlo Ancelotti two decades after the great games between Liverpool and AC Milan in the Champions League final (the Spaniard won in 2005 year, and the Italian got his revenge in 2007).

Celta Vigo, who escaped relegation at the last stage of the previous season, started the new edition of LaLiga in the worst way possible and did not win after the first two stages, 0-2 at home to Osasuna and 1-1 away at Real Sociedad.

Since this summer, when the team celebrated its 100th anniversary since its foundation, the Galician team has been coached by Rafael Benitez, who returned to Spain after seven years, a period spent at Newcastle, Dalian (China) and Everton, and who prepared them for the last time in La Liga even for Real Madrid in the 2015-2016 season, from where he was fired after only six months.

Rafael Benitez has an impressive record, winning two Spanish leagues and a UEFA Cup with Valencia, FA Cup, Champions League and Super Cup with Liverpool, Italian Super Cup and Club World Cup with Inter, Europa League with Chelsea, Coppa Italia and Super Cup with Napoli, to to which is added an exit to the Premier League with Newcastle (1st place in the Championship).

Real Madrid, who finished 2nd last season, have started the current season strongly with two wins, both away, 2-0 against Athletic Bilbao and 3-1 against Almeria, the new star of the team is Jude Bellingham who has already scored three and made Karim Benzema forget the scorer.

Carlo Ancelotti, who returned to Real Madrid in the summer of 2021 (his first term was in 2013-2015), is the most successful coach in the world at club level, he is the champion of Italy (with Milan), England (with Chelsea ). , France (with PSG), Spain (with Real Madrid) and Germany (with Bayern Munich), a four-time winner of the Champions League and a four-time European Super Cup winner (twice with Milan and twice with Real Madrid), as well as a three-time multiple winner of the Club World Cup (once as part of Milan and twice as part of Real Madrid).

Last season, Real won both legs against Celta Vigo, 4-1 in the first leg away and 2-0 in the second leg at home, the Whites having not lost in Galicia since 2014.

Superbet offers odds of 1.47 on the PsF2 prediction: the visitors lead at half-time or prevail at the end of the match Celta Vigo – Real Madrid.

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