Celta Vigo 2-3 Levante result, stats and report

Barcelona won 4-2 at Levante in a match that was effectively settled inside the first 20 minutes, with Lamine Yamal the standout performer before being withdrawn after the hour. Levante showed enough in the final stages to remind everyone they still have a pulse.

Ferran Jutglà gave Celta Vigo the lead just before half-time but Málaga substitute Adrián Niño headed home in the 83rd minute to salvage a draw that the visitors' second-half effort arguably merited.

Osasuna pulled off a remarkable away win at Celta Vigo, scoring twice in the second half to claim all three points despite having Marcos Alonso sent off early in the second period.

Levante produced a commanding second-half display to dismantle Real Betis 5-2 at home, with Roger Brugué scoring twice and Betis's superior possession counting for nothing when it mattered.

Getafe came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against Celta Vigo at home, with Carl Starfelt heading in an equaliser on 57 minutes after Martín Satriano had given the visitors an early lead. Getafe dominated the ball and created more chances, but the basics of converting superiority into a win escaped them.

Málaga controlled the ball, the territory, and the tempo, but a 0-0 draw against Levante was the result. When you create big chances and miss them all, you do not deserve anything more.

Two sides short on clean sheets and short on consistency meet in Valencia on Sunday. Something has to give, and the head-to-head record suggests Levante know exactly how to make it happen.

Elche have shipped 13 goals in their last five La Liga matches and are yet to keep a clean sheet. Celta Vigo arrive low on wins but hard to beat, and this one has awkward draw written all over it.