How to Watch Alavés vs Celta de Vigo: Stream La Liga Live, TV Channel

Enrique García and Alavés will take the pitch against Hugo Álvarez and Celta de Vigo on Sunday afternoon in La Liga soccer.

Celta de Vigo will travel to Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, early this week in a regular season matchup between two La Liga teams. On Monday, the club will take on Alavés at the Mendizorroza. Celta de Vigo is the No. 13 team in the Spain La Liga table. The club has a total of 24 points with a goal differential of negative three goals. It sits three points behind Osasuna and Sevilla, who are both at 27 points and one point ahead of Getafe, who has 23 points on the table. Celta de Vigo has played two league games this month and lost both of them.

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Game Date: Monday, Jan. 27, 2025

Game Time: 3 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN Deportes

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It took on Rayo in the first game and lost 2-1. It went down 1-0 early in the fifth minute before tying it in the 26th minute with a goal from Borja Iglesias. After halftime, it dropped a game-losing goal in the 63rd minute. Last weekend, the team lost to Athletic 2-1. It took 62 minutes for a goal to be scored, but then there were three goals in the last 28 minutes. Hugo Álvarez scored the only goal for Celta de Vigo in the loss.

Alavés is 5-5-10 overall this season, which puts the club as the No. 17 team in La Liga. The club has a total of 20 points on the season, which is tied with Espanyol. It sits above that club with a goal differential five goals better. Alavés is three points behind Getafe, Las Palmas, and Leganés, who are all tied with 23 points. The club is also four points ahead of Valencia.

Alavés is 1-1 in the month. It lost 1-0 against Girona to open January. Last weekend, it took down Betis, 3-1. Enrique García scored all three goals in the game for Alavés including a converted penalty kick. He leads the team in scoring this season with eight goals in 19 games. He is followed by Carlos Vicente and Toni Martinez, who both have three goals this year.

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