Author: hquinn712

Goals from Andreas Skov Olsen and Maxim de Cuyper gave Brugge a 2-1 win in the first leg in Spain last week. Club Brugge’s Belgian Pro League match against Genk at the weekend was postponed, so they go into the second leg after a week’s rest.

Meanwhile, Osasuna beat Valencia 2-1 in La Liga on Sunday, with Ignacio Vidal Miralles scoring the winner in stoppage time.

It is the visiting team’s first visit to Europe since the 2006-07 UEFA Champions League qualifiers. They were banned from competitions due to a match-fixing scandal at the end of the 2013-14 La Liga season, which led to the conviction of multiple directors in 2020.

Osasuna were allowed to make their first European appearance in 17 years after being fined 5 percent of their conference league revenue this season.

Brugge has been in good form recently, winning six games, scoring 25, and conceding four goals. They have scored 15 goals in five games in the divisional league qualifiers.

Meanwhile, Osasuna suffered a first-leg loss in their first European game in 17 years. They have won their two away games this season 2-1. Osasuna returned to winning ways after two defeats at the weekend.

Still, Brugge has been in impressive form this month and should win comfortably.

Cadiz and Almeria face off at the new Mirandira Stadium in the third round of La Liga. The Yellow Submarines aim to recover from a 2-0 defeat at Barcelona, and the fact that they beat Alaves in their first home game certainly gives them a chance. Ahead of Almeria’s visit, fans have reason to be optimistic. Jorge Meyer, Victor Chester, Serge Guardiola, Carra, and Brian Ocampo are all injured, but the hosts have no suspended players.

On the other hand, Andalusians got off to a slow start to the season, with the team losing to Rayo Vallecano and Real Madrid in their first two league games. Almeria are not considered good travelers, and we don’t believe they are capable of ruining Cadiz’s party at the new Mirandilla stadium. Leo Baptistao and Martin Svidersky are both out with injuries.

Real Sociedad enters the game after a 1-1 draw with Girona FC in La Liga.

In that game, Real Sociedad had 48% of the ball and took 15 shots, 2 of which were on target. Real Sociedad scored by Takefusa Kubo (5′). Girona had six shots, 1 of which was on target. Artem Dovbyk (72′) is the scorer for FC Girona.

Real Sociedad has been on a consistent scoring streak, scoring in their last six games.

They have scored nine goals & conceded seven in total during this period.

Their previous results for Real Sociedad: Celta Vigo remains unbeaten in the last six league games. The team is undefeated in the previous ten league games at home. They’ve been so tough here.

Since the last La Liga loss to Osasuna, Celta and their away fans hope they can achieve better results in this game.

Celta Vigo had 53% of the ball in that game, shot 11 times, and had one on target. On the other hand, Osasuna had 11 shots, 5 of which were on target. Ruben Garcia (24′) and Moi Gomez (74′) scored for Osasuna.

Judging from the team’s status, Celta Vigo has scored in 6 of the last six games, and the opponent has scored nine goals in total. Defensively, Celta Vigo could be more solid. Previous results aside, we’ll have to wait & see if this trend continues in the upcoming games.

In this game, the table guide shows Celta Vigo: In the last three League away games against Real Sociedad, the team has not won a single game. They have yet to win any of their previous six League away games.

Celta Vigo has what it takes to beat Real Sociedad, but more than that might need to avoid defeat.

Expect Real Sociedad to win 2-1. It will be interesting to see how this goes.