The San Sebastian side lost 1-2 to Sevilla this weekend, although on Thursday they will have the chance to make amends when Celta Vigo visit San Sebastian, a team that seems to have lost gas in recent matches. The Vigo side have won just one of their last five matches. The Celestes go into the game on the back of a goalless draw against Cádiz. In the table, Real are seventh, one point behind Betis and two behind Villarreal, while Celta are tenth, with relegation virtually in their grasp. In this final stretch of the competition, Coudet's side will be aiming to finish as high up the table as possible.  Real want to get back to winning ways against a Celta side who have relaxed in the last few games, partly because of the low stakes, as they are in no man's land, 11 points from relegation and 11 points from being in Uefa, although both are still mathematically possible. Other data to take into account are the following: Celta have only won 3 away games to date. Real won the 1st leg match at Balaídos by 1-4. Real know that their presence in the next edition of the Europa League could be complicated if they do not win this game. Celta have won only one match out of the last 5 possible. I expect a strong Real from the first minutes looking for the win to get into the Uefa places and a Celta with a relaxed by its classification in the table. I also think the over 2.5 goals at 1.90 is a good option as Celta are a lively team with nothing to lose and Real have great attacking potential.