A sensational Iago Aspas led Celta de Vigo to their third consecutive victory after beating Cádiz (4-0), which he destroyed with an outstanding effectiveness in the first half, which his rival lacked to equalize the shock when Nolito had advanced to the celestial ones.
Eduardo Coudet’s Celta is another. Against a rival in a great moment he confirmed the good feelings of the last sensations, again with a clean sheet and a gigantic punch.
Nolito’s early goal (min. 5), after finishing a great combination of Aspas, opened the way to the victory of Celta, who had that bit of luck when Álvaro Negredo crashed his shot on the post in minute ten, just after Rubén Blanco showed off Alejo’s shot.
Celta had the ball but it was their rival who had another opportunity to equalize, after a monumental error by central Aidoo in the exit of the ball that Alejo was close to taking advantage of with a crossed shot that brushed the post.
Cádiz forgave and shortly after Celta struck again, after a spectacular assist from Aspas to Santi Mina, who beat the back to central Fali and was knocked down by goalkeeper Ledesma, falling injured in that action that the referee punished with a penalty.
Aspas, after deceiving the Argentine goalkeeper, made it 2-0. Cádiz was able to get back into the duel, after a center from Alejo that Perea finished off, but it was the Galician team that settled the clash with two goals in the final stretch, the first from Beltrán, another other assistance from Aspas, and the second from Brais Méndez.
With that bulky scoreboard, Celta played loose and was able to increase their advantage with a shot from Aspas with his bad leg that narrowly missed and another subsequent shot from his that crashed into the post. Cádiz sought the honor with a direct free kick from Iza but found Rubén Blanco again.
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