Sevilla recorded a solid 4:2 victory when facing Celta at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in November of 2020. Prior to that meeting Celta were unbeaten in three consecutive H2H clashes, registering two victories and a draw. None of the last eight and just three of the last twenty matches were won by the visiting sides. Three of the last five encounters produced over 2,5 goals, while four witnessed goals at both ends. Celta won all of the last three games at Estadio de Balaidos.     Celta visited Alaves last weekend and returned home with all three points after winning 1:3 on Sunday. Celta lost just two of the last ten games and triumphed in three, as the majority finished without a winner in draws. None of the team’s last five matches was won by the hosts, as three featured over 3,5 goals and four saw both involved sides to score. Celta’s single home victory across the last six meetings at Balaidos coincides with the only time when they managed to score more than a goal for the period. Sevilla defeated league leaders Atletico Madrid with a slender 1:0 at home on Sunday. The team is currently unbeaten in five straight clashes, recording three victories and two draws in the process. Just one of Sevilla’s last five outings resulted in over 2,5 goals, as two witnessed goals at both ends. Julen Lopetegui’s side has failed to win any of the last four visits, conceding in all and three times more than once.   Celta is only worth winning to be able to have a chance of reaching the Uefa position and if it is already a happy team these last days it will be even more so, on the other hand it showed throughout the season to be a weak defensive team therefore He both mark seems to me a great option.