Iago Aspas scored twice as Celta Vigo maintained their
unbeaten start to the La Liga season with a rout of
reigning champions Barcelona.
Celta Vigo forward Iago Aspas insisted preserving the club's La
Liga status remains the top priority, despite Wednesday's 4-1
demolition of Barcelona.
Aspas bagged a brace as Celta maintained their unbeaten start
to the season in remarkable fashion against the reigning
Spanish champions at Estadio de Balaidos.
Celta are second in the La Liga standings, with four wins and a
draw from five rounds, but Aspas is refusing to look too far
ahead.
"OK, you have enthusiasm but the priority remains to reach 40
or 42 points to give us safety as soon as possible," the 28-year-
old said afterwards.
"Once we reach that figure there will be far higher levels of
dreaming."
Barca target Nolito and Aspas combined to give Celta a 2-0 lead
at the break in Vigo, courtesy of two quick-fire goals
approaching the half-hour mark.
Liverpool flop Aspas added a third in the 56th minute, before
Neymar reduced the deficit with 10 minutes remaining.
John Guidetti, however, restored Celta's three-goal buffer three
minutes later.
"Against Barcelona you are never comfortable until the party
ends because you never know what can happen," Aspas added.
"But the effort we have done today has been tremendous. We
pressed up with a very intense pressure.
unbeaten start to the La Liga season with a rout of
reigning champions Barcelona.
Celta Vigo forward Iago Aspas insisted preserving the club's La
Liga status remains the top priority, despite Wednesday's 4-1
demolition of Barcelona.
Aspas bagged a brace as Celta maintained their unbeaten start
to the season in remarkable fashion against the reigning
Spanish champions at Estadio de Balaidos.
Celta are second in the La Liga standings, with four wins and a
draw from five rounds, but Aspas is refusing to look too far
ahead.
"OK, you have enthusiasm but the priority remains to reach 40
or 42 points to give us safety as soon as possible," the 28-year-
old said afterwards.
"Once we reach that figure there will be far higher levels of
dreaming."
Barca target Nolito and Aspas combined to give Celta a 2-0 lead
at the break in Vigo, courtesy of two quick-fire goals
approaching the half-hour mark.
Liverpool flop Aspas added a third in the 56th minute, before
Neymar reduced the deficit with 10 minutes remaining.
John Guidetti, however, restored Celta's three-goal buffer three
minutes later.
"Against Barcelona you are never comfortable until the party
ends because you never know what can happen," Aspas added.
"But the effort we have done today has been tremendous. We
pressed up with a very intense pressure.


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