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Real Madrid asserted their dominance with a commanding 4-0 triumph over RC Celta de Vigo, maintaining a seven-point lead at the summit of La Liga.

The game commenced with Eduardo Camavinga posing a threat to Celta’s defense, keeping Vicente Guaita on alert. Vinícius Júnior capitalized on a rebound from Antonio Rüdiger’s header to give Real Madrid the lead just over 20 minutes in. Despite Rafa Benítez’s attacking approach for Celta, Iago Aspas and Luca de la Torre failed to convert opportunities.

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In the second half, Celta adopted a cautious approach, resulting in fewer chances. Real Madrid continued their dominance, and Rüdiger’s powerful header off a set-piece extended their lead. Celta’s defensive mix-up led to an own goal by Carlos Domínguez, followed by Arda Güler’s first goal for Real Madrid, sealing the victory.

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Real Madrid’s win extended their unbeaten home streak to 19 matches, consolidating their position at the top of La Liga. Conversely, Celta de Vigo’s lackluster performance raises concerns as they approach the relegation zone.

In other matches, Villarreal showcased resilience, battling back twice to secure a thrilling 3-2 victory over Real Betis Balompié at the Estadio Benito Villamarín, extending their LaLiga unbeaten streak to eight games.

The game began with both teams vying for European qualification, and Betis took the lead through Guido Rodríguez’s sublime finish. Villarreal responded swiftly, equalizing with Alex Baena and later conceding a goal from Willian José. Villarreal drew level again after the break through Sokratis’ own goal and took the lead with Alexander Sørloth’s clinical finish.

Despite Betis’ efforts, Villarreal’s defense held firm, with the match witnessing dramatic moments, including red cards for Alberto Moreno and Chimy Ávila. Villarreal secured three crucial points, climbing to 11th in the table, while Betis missed an opportunity to reclaim a top-six spot with their second consecutive defeat.

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