Expect Valencia to line up in their usual 4-4-2, a shape Corberan loves for its solidity and directness. Two banks of four, quick transitions, and a strike partnership that can feed off scraps. The full-backs will push on, but the double pivot will sit deep to protect against Celta's wide runners. Celta, under their 4-3-3, will try to dominate the ball — they always do. But that leaves them exposed on the counter, and Valencia's wingers will smell blood. The midfield dogfight is where this is won: Valencia's Dieng will anchor, while Celta's trio will look to play through the lines. If Celta's full-backs push high, Valencia's wide men will knife through the space behind. Set pieces could be the difference — Valencia's height at the back against Celta's zonal marking is a mismatch waiting to happen.