The numbers: Valencia CF – RC Celta de Vigo
Since 1940, Valencia CF has won 40 of the 57 matches played at Mestalla, in the First Division, against Celta. This coming Saturday, November 25 at 4:15 p.m., will be another opportunity to achieve another victory at the Valencianista stadium.

Valencia CF and RC Celta de Vigo are two clubs that have shared more than 35 players throughout history. In addition, this time will be another special meeting between the two, as the current Celta coach, Rafa Benítez, is considered a legend for the Valencian club. Benítez spent 3 seasons as 'che' coach and won 3 titles: La Liga (2001-02), Liga (2003-04) and UEFA (2003-04).

In terms of sport, of the 57 matches played at the Mestalla against the Galician team in the First Division, Valencia CF accumulated 40 wins (70.18%), 12 draws (21.05%) and 5 defeats (8.77%). Valencia CF's biggest win was 6-0 in 1955; and the most common result has been 1-1, repeated on 17 occasions. Celta's last win at the Camp de Mestalla was in the 2015-16 season.

This Saturday both teams will face again at Mestalla, at 4:15pm.
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