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Celta de Vigo II host Sabadell in Segunda División clash at Municipal de Barreiro

A four-point gap separates 15th-placed Celta de Vigo II from sixth-placed Sabadell as the two sides meet in the Segunda División on Saturday.

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·25 Sept·2 min read
Celta de Vigo II host Sabadell in Segunda División clash at Municipal de Barreiro
Celta de Vigo II host Sabadell in Segunda División clash at Municipal de BarreiroPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Celta de Vigo II welcome Sabadell to Municipal de Barreiro on Saturday afternoon, with kick-off scheduled for 16:30 UTC. The hosts sit 15th in the 22-team Segunda División table after six matches, while Sabadell arrive in sixth place, four points ahead of their opponents.

Celta de Vigo II are in the bottom third of the table with seven points from six matches, recording two wins, one draw and three defeats. Their goals record stands at seven scored and ten conceded. They enter this match on a run of two consecutive defeats, having lost to Almería and Eibar in their most recent outings, and have taken six points from their last five matches.

Sabadell, by contrast, sit in the top third of the table with eleven points from six matches — three wins, two draws and one defeat — and a goals record of seven scored and five conceded. They have taken ten points from their last five matches, a run that includes victories over Oviedo, Córdoba and Almería alongside a draw at Castellón and a defeat away at Mallorca.

The table places Sabadell four points clear of Celta de Vigo II ahead of this seventh round of the regular season. Celta de Vigo II have shown they are capable of results away from home, having beaten AD Ceuta FC 2-0 in their last away fixture, but the hosts will need to arrest their current losing run in front of their own supporters.

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