91' Substitutions for Mallorca
Out: Dani Rodríguez and Muriqi
88' Substitutions for Celta
Out: Carlos Domínguez and Fran Beltrán
85' GOAL MALLORCA
71' VAR
69' GOAL CELTA
21'
Celtic warming moments
¡Al lío! ⚔️🩵 pic.twitter.com/i6VMyzhDgK — RC Celta (@RCCelta) September 16, 2023
Mallorca set
👹 Els meus. 𝗘𝗹𝘀 𝘁𝗲𝘂𝘀. 🖤 pic.twitter.com/PidnEQQOhf — Real Mallorca (@RCD_Mallorca) September 16, 2023
Celta roster
📋✅ ¡Nuestro 𝗫𝗜 inicial 🆚 @RCD_Mallorca!#CeltaRCDMallorca | #LALIGAEASPORTS pic.twitter.com/nC3xs4TIL1 — RC Celta (@RCCelta) September 16, 2023
Field refereeing
Assistant 1: Íñigo Prieto López De Ceraín
Assistant 2: Antonio Ramón Martínez Moreno
Fourth official: Manuel Camacho Garrote
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What time is Celta de Vigo vs Mallorca match for LaLiga?
Argentina1:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Bolivia 12:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Brazil 1:30 pm: Star+
Chile 12:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Colombia 11:30 am: DIRECTV Sports
Ecuador 11:30 am: DIRECTV Sports
USA 12:30 pm ET: ESPN+
Spain 6:30 pm: Movistar+, M+ LALIGA TV 2
Mexico 11:30 am: Blue To Go Video Everywhere
Paraguay 11:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Peru 11:30 am: DIRECTV Sports
Uruguay 1:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Venezuela 12:30 pm: DIRECTV Sports
Speak, Javier Aguirre!
Copete travels but it's doubtful, I don't know if he'll play at the start or stay on the bench, and Mascarell isn't here, he's still not recoverable, plantar fasciitis is very annoying, it's something very annoying and difficult to recover from.
I talk to him a lot about it, I also tell him about my country (Mexico), we talk about society, politics, life and it's a delicate subject, but he handles it with dignity, he's proud to be Kosovar and I don't see him being particularly affected, he's here as always, laughing with his teammates, He's as integrated as ever, but it's true that what happened was unpleasant, and on the other hand, against Switzerland he scored two goals, something very important for someone who lives by scoring, with us he was very sad to have missed the first penalty and in the second he didn't know where to put his head, but I trust him a lot.
At home they didn't start well but away they won and drew, I've known Rafa Benítez for 20 years and I know what his teams are like, with a lot of tactical work in attack and also in defence, very organized and with their own names as important as Iago Aspas, for example, it's going to be a nice tactical duel, what can I say about Rafa Benítez, his return to LaLiga is good for us, a coach like Rafa, the new generation of young coaches should pay attention to him.
We can't drop points like we did, they can beat you, of course, but not by being so fragile and unrecognizable. People want to see us compete and I recognize that we have weaknesses, but we have to be organized and recognizable, to get the block and the team I want we still have a while to go, I want a team that goes forward more, we need to be more offensive: We have the chance to play better."
Mallorca's squad
2- Nastasić
3- Lato
4- Van der Heyden
6- Copete
7- Muriqi
8- Morlanes
9- Abdon
10- S. Darder
11- Jaume Costa
12- Samu
13- Greif
14- Dani Rodríguez
15- Maffeo
17- Larin
18- A. Sánchez
19- Javi Llabrés
20- Gio González
23- Amath
24- Valjent
25- Cuéllar
26- Quintanilla
27- David López
33- D. Luna
Speak, Rafa Benítez!
We were trying until the end to sign a midfielder, even with the market closed there was some possibility of a free player and we decided not to, we preferred to wait until January for that player to arrive who could add the finishing touch. People want explanations, things have been done sensibly, trying to balance a squad with players who can contribute with experience and enthusiasm
His (Tapia's) situation from a contractual point of view was clear. He always says in his statements that he wants to stay, but teams come in and ask for him, so that creates uncertainty. Once the situation has been resolved, what influences you now is what you do in each training session and each match. The conversations with Renato were always clear and he wanted to stay.
We all know that this is a team (Mallorca) that has an experienced coach, who knows the league well and gets the best out of his teams. They have physically strong, fast players with a solid defensive system and they're also dangerous in attack, especially in the air and from set pieces. They have a more balanced team than it seems or than you can see in the standings, so they'll be a tough nut to crack. The fans are behind the team one hundred percent, everyone wants you to do well, for the team to play well and win. So we have to give the crowd something to continue that unconditional support and this home game is a good opportunity. We have to go out and win.
What is written is one thing and what we see is another. Financial control has saved many teams and it's very positive, but I also see, and I have experience of the Premier League, that it's very positive that Javier Tebas and his people want teams that do things well, like Celta, to be able to grow. It's true that we've increased the salary cap, but we've had to sell our best player to make reinforcements. I'm convinced that Tebas wants the best for La Liga and will find a way for these teams to increase their spending to bring in better players and fill the stadiums. I think we have the same idea, but they have to find a formula so that we don't lose all the positive potential that teams like Celta have. We've grown, but we could grow more. I'm open to talking to Tebas".