Celta Vigo advanced to the next round of the Copa del Rey on Friday following a commanding 5-0 victory over Salamanca UDS at Villares de la Reina.
The Galician side dominated the match, establishing a 3-0 lead by halftime, according to Yahoo Sports.
F. Jutglà opened the scoring in the 15th minute after converting an assist from Milla.
Jutglà struck again just eight minutes later, this time assisted by Febas, to extend the lead.
A. Antañón added a third goal in the 39th minute following an assist from Arcos, effectively settling the tie before the interval.
The competitive landscape shifted further in the second half when Salamanca was reduced to ten men.
Levrand was shown a straight red card in the 61st minute, leaving the hosts shorthanded for the remainder of the match.
Celta capitalized on the numerical advantage late in the contest.
W. Swedberg scored in the 80th minute off an assist from Aspas and added his second goal just two minutes later, with Galán providing the pass.
This result marks the first win for Celta in any competition since their previous victory over Celtic, as noted in the match report from Yahoo Sports.
The win provides a morale boost for Celta before they face a difficult LaLiga fixture against Real Madrid on November 21.
Meanwhile, the defeat halted a winning streak for Salamanca, which had previously secured victories against Gimnástica Segoviana and Real Ávila.
Salamanca is now scheduled to return to Segunda División RFEF Group 5 action at home against Albacete II on Wednesday.
The lopsided result echoed a previous meeting between the two clubs, where Celta previously won 7-0 in Salamanca back in 2024.
Elsewhere in the tournament, other teams faced closer contests, such as when ten-man Betis survived a scare against Navalcarnero, requiring an extra-time goal to advance.
Celta Vigo finished the match with goals from three different players and assists from five teammates, demonstrating a well-rounded offensive performance throughout the evening.