Celta Vigo vs Union St.-Gilloise Biletler

When and where the match takes place

Celta Vigo host Union St.-Gilloise at Balaídos in Vigo on Thursday 5 November 2026, with kick-off at 21:00 local time. Balaídos holds 24,870 supporters, and the fixture forms part of the Europa League League Phase, bringing the Belgian champions to Galicia for a demanding away test.

Celta Vigo's European return has been welcomed by their home support, and a game against reigning Belgian Pro League champions Union St.-Gilloise adds another notable name to their League Phase schedule alongside a home tie against Juventus.

What is at stake for both clubs

Celta Vigo's La Liga programme around this fixture includes games against Racing Santander, Elche, Alavés and Real Betis, while their other League Phase commitments take in a trip to face Celtic. A positive run in Europe would sit well alongside a solid domestic campaign.

Union St.-Gilloise, meanwhile, are combining this trip to Spain with a Belgian Pro League schedule against Antwerp and OH Leuven, plus further Europa League fixtures against Real Sociedad and Hapoel Be'er. It is a heavy November for the Belgian side across two competitions.

Choosing where to sit at Balaídos

Fans comparing Celta Vigo tickets for this fixture usually weigh up:

• Seats close to the pitch versus higher tier views with a wider perspective
• Sitting among the home crowd or in a section aimed at neutral and travelling fans
• Whether to buy for this single European night or follow Celta through further League Phase games

Balaídos has a compact, steep design that tends to keep the atmosphere strong throughout, which is worth factoring in alongside price.

Comparing prices before you buy

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Other fixtures to track

Celta Vigo's schedule either side of this game includes domestic fixtures against Racing Santander and Elche, plus European assignments against Juventus and Celtic.

Both clubs' progress through the Europa League and the Europa League League Phase will shape how much significance is attached to the result, alongside Celta's later La Liga trip against Alavés.