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Real Club Celta de Vigo, or more commonly known as Celta Vigo, are a professional Spanish football club based in Vigo. They currently compete in La Liga, which is the top tier of Spanish football and was founded in 1923, initially as Club Celta.
The club compete in the Galician Derby against Deportivo la Coruna and play their home matches at Balaídos, which is home to 29,000 supporters. Balaídos opened in December 1928 and has been the club’s home ever since, with its all-time record attendance being 45,000 before it was converted to an all-seater ground.
Celta Vigo have spent the majority of their history playing in La Liga, but have also had more than 30 seasons in the Segunda Division as well. Their most recent season in the Segunda Division came in the 2011/12 season where they were promoted to La Liga via a second-placed finish, where they have remained ever since.
Celta Vigo Honours
Celta Vigo have never won La Liga or the Copa Del Rey during their history, but have made the final of the latter on three separate occasions, losing to Sevilla and Real Zaragoza twice in 1948, 1994 and 2001, respectively. Their best-ever finish in Spanish football came in the 2002/03 season, when they finished fourth in La Liga, earning themselves a place in the group stage of the Champions League in the following campaign in the process. Celta Vigo also made the semi-finals of the Europa League for the first time in the 2016/17 season, losing to eventual winners Manchester United over two legs, who went on to beat Ajax in the final.
All of Celta Vigo’s trophy wins have been outside of the top two prizes in Spanish football, with three separate Segunda Division titles to their name. They won promotion to La Liga as champions in the 1935/36, 1981/82 and 1991/92 seasons. They also won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2000, as well as having eight regional titles to their name in six Galician Championship and two Galician Cups.
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Two of the most famous players in Celta Vigo’s history are still at the club to this day in full-back Hugo Mallo and striker Iago Aspas. Both players are in the top three for appearances made having each played more than 400 matches for the club, while Aspas is the club’s all-time leading scorer across two separate spells, having had an unsuccessful time at Liverpool. Mallo is the club captain, having spent his entire career with the club.
Other notable names to have played for Celta Vigo over the years include Claude Makelele, Michel Salgado, Santiago Canizares, Sylvinho, Aleksandr Mostovoi and Vladimir Gudelj.
Celta Vigo Records
- Biggest Home Win – 10-1 vs Gimnastic, 1949
- Biggest Away Win – 6-1 vs Athletic Bilbao, 2002
- Biggest Defeat – 10-0 vs Athletic Bilbao, 2002
- Most League Goals – 69, 1998/99
- Most Home Points – 46, 1997/98
- Most Away Points – 27, 2015/16