Celta Vigo hosts Alaves at 9.15pm on October 18 in Vietnam time, seeking to turn draws into victories. Bong Da Plus records eight points from eight La Liga rounds, comprising one win, five draws and two defeats.
Creating a decisive attacking edge
Celta has scored eight and conceded six during that period. The preview identifies defensive organisation as a positive while limited attacking efficiency has restricted its points return.
Claudio Giraldez's team most recently drew 0-0 with Elche. An earlier 5-0 win over Santander showed a capacity for a larger result, but it has not become a consistent pattern.
Celta also lost 2-1 to Juventus in the Europa League on October 15, adding recovery from European competition to its preparation for the Balaidos fixture.
Alaves seeks to improve recent results
The visitors have 11 points from three wins, two draws and three defeats. Their 12 goals scored exceed Celta's total, while eight conceded identify a different defensive record.
Recent results cited include a draw with Athletic Bilbao and defeats to Valencia, Santander and Atletico Madrid. Lucas Boye is highlighted as an attacking option around the penalty area.
Celta leads the reported 35-game head-to-head sample with 17 wins, seven draws and 11 defeats, including 11 home victories in 18 meetings.
Those figures provide historical context without deciding the next match. Final selection remains to be confirmed, with Celta needing greater attacking effectiveness while preserving the balance that has supported its defensive record.