Celta Vigo vs Villarreal prediction, odds and how to watch

Jorge de Frutos scored twice and Unai López added a third as Rayo Vallecano produced a commanding 3-0 home win over Celta Vigo in La Liga. Celta failed to register a single shot on target and were completely outcompeted from first whistle to last.

Espanyol ended a run of four La Liga defeats with a smash-and-grab win at Villarreal, Leandro Cabrera's 60th-minute goal the difference despite the hosts dominating every attacking statistic.

Celta Vigo and Real Betis played out a goalless draw at Balaídos on Sunday, a match with plenty of attempts but precious little quality in the final third from either side.

Villarreal came from behind to beat Valencia 2-1 at Mestalla in a match that had everything: a penalty, five yellow cards, two red cards, and a stoppage-time winner from Georges Mikautadze. Valencia imploded when they needed composure most.

Celta Vigo have not lost in their last five La Liga matches, but Villarreal arrive in Vigo having won three of their last five and with a point to prove on the road.

Celta Vigo have won once in their last five Europa League matches and conceded ten goals along the way. Bournemouth arrive having won all three of their completed Europa League fixtures, keeping two clean sheets in the process.

Slavia Praha have not won in three Champions League matches and Villarreal are shipping goals at an alarming rate. Something has to give on Wednesday evening in Prague.

Barcelona have crushed every opponent put in front of them across their last five La Liga matches. Villarreal arrive at the Nou Camp on Sunday with a mixed bag of form and a squad carrying injuries. Something has to give.