Ante Budimir converted a penalty with a left-footed shot to the bottom left corner as Osasuna beat Celta Vigo 2-1 in Spanish La Liga.
The penalty proved to be the decisive moment in a closely contested match, with Osasuna taking a 2-1 lead that held up through the rest of the game. It was the final scoring action in a match that stayed tight from start to finish.
Key in-match moments
During the match, Aimar Oroz replaced Raúl García for Osasuna, while Moi Gómez later came on for Kike Barja. For Celta Vigo, Ferran Jutglà replaced Pablo Durán, Jones El Abdellaoui replaced Williot Swedberg, Hugo Álvarez replaced Javi Rueda and Sergio Carreira replaced Javi Galán.
Osasuna also had a key defensive moment when Sergio Herrera saved a shot from Jones El Abdellaoui. That stop helped keep the match within reach before Budimir settled it from the spot.
The result gives Osasuna a 2-1 win over Celta Vigo, and Budimir's penalty was the difference between the two sides. For readers following the fixture, the match developed as a narrow league contest where one successful spot-kick decided the outcome. It also fits into the wider conversation around Celta Vigo and Osasuna in Spanish La Liga, where small moments can swing a result.
