Celta de Vigo II vs Tenerife — Tips & Analysis

Under 2.5: Both teams arrive missing a chunk of their attack, and that is the strongest reason to expect a quiet night in Vigo. Celta de Vigo II are without Bernard Somuah, Andres Antanon and Anthony Khayat. Hugo Cuenca and Mateo Sobral are away with their countries, and Hugo Burcio has been called up to the first team. The reserve side score more than a goal a game, and they will not manage much more with so many bodies gone. Tenerife are missing Chapela, Baba and Victor Moreno, with Salifo and Alassan out long term. They have won 5, tied 4 and lost 5 of their last 14, and just one of seven away games. The table says these two are near enough the same. Celta sit 15th on 11 points and Tenerife 13th on 12, so neither looks able to take the other apart. Only 8 of Celta's last 18 games had 3 or more goals, and only 6 of Tenerife's last 14 did. Most of the time these sides play in low numbers. A 1-1 is how this one reads, and that keeps the night on the quiet side. The warning is the head to head. These two have only met twice, and Tenerife won 4-0 in the first of them, so the two games have averaged 3 goals. A patched up team can also be a leaky one. We still want the low-scoring game here.