In Vigo, Quique Setién’s team starts a series of three games that will take him to face three rivals who are going through their best moment of the course, because next week Atlético de Madrid and Villarreal await.
Balaídos is not usually an easy stadium for Barça – his last victory was in April 2015 by the minimum with a goal by Mathieu-, and, although the locals will not have the encouragement of their fans, to that we must add that he will find the best Celta of the championship, supported by a notable defensive improvement and in the leadership of the exblaugrana Rafinha Alcántara.
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