Spanish club Celta Vigo (based in Vigo, northwestern Spain) face a daunting task in tonight's Europa League quarter-final second leg at their Balaídos stadium, needing to overturn a 3–0 first-leg deficit against Germany's SC Freiburg to reach the semi-finals for the first time in nine years. The club and its supporters have rallied behind the campaign slogan "Eu creo no Celta" (I believe in Celta), drawing on memories of historic European nights at Balaídos, including a famous 4–0 comeback win over Juventus in 2000 and a 7–0 thrashing of Benfica in 1999. Coach Claudio Giráldez is without key midfielder Miguel Román and likely also defender Carl Starfelt through injury, but the tie remains alive as Celta have never previously overturned a three-goal deficit in European competition.