◉ Villarreal vs. UD Las Palmas live: I followed the match minute by minute

Result, goals and summary of the Villarreal vs. match. UD Las Palmas, for date 8 of the Spanish League.

Villarreal

UD Las Palmas

Fin

96′ 2T: Villarreal – Goal from a play by Álex Baena 84′ 2T: Villarreal – Goal from a header by Thierno Mamadou Barry 46′ 2T: UD Las Palmas – Goal from a play by Fábio Daniel Soares Silva 44′ 1T: Villarreal – Goal from a play by Nicolas Pépé

On date 8 of the Spain – LALIGA 2024 – 2025 tournament, the Yellow Submarine beat Las Palmas 3-1 without complications. Villarreal took the lead thanks to a play by Nicolas Pépé (44′ 1T), but UD Las Palmas equalized things through Fábio Silva, with a goal from a play. Marcelino García Toral’s team achieved an impressive transformation to finally win 3 to 1 thanks to a header and a shot from Thierno Barry (39′ 2T) and Álex Baena (51′ 2T).

Villarreal striker Álex Baena wasted the chance to take the lead after missing a penalty in the 50th minute of the second half.

The figure of the meeting was Nicolas Pépé. The Villarreal striker scored 1 goal, kicked the goal 4 times against UD Las Palmas and made 22 correct passes.

Another of the key footballers at the Estadio de la Cerámica was Álex Baena. The Villarreal striker scored 1 goal, kicked the goal 3 times against UD Las Palmas and made 23 correct passes.

At 56 minutes into the second half, Villarreal midfielder Dani Parejo made a fool of Alberto Moleiro, UD Las Palmas midfielder, with a wonderful shot.

Villarreal’s coach, Marcelino García Toral, had a 4-4-2 formation on the field with Diego Conde in goal; Kiko Femenía, Eric Bailly, Logan Costa and Sergi Cardona on the defensive line; Ilias Akhomach, Pape Gueye, Dani Parejo and Denis Suárez in the middle; and Nicolas Pépé and Thierno Barry in attack.

For their part, those led by Luis Carrión stood with a 4-4-2 strategy with Dinko Horkas between the three sticks; Álex Suárez, Juanma Herzog, Álex Muñoz and Benito Ramírez in defense; Adnan Januzaj, Dario Essugo, Kirian Rodriguez and Alberto Moleiro in midfield; and Fábio Silva and Oli McBurnie up front.

The referee designated for the match was Mario Melero López.

The Yellow Submarine will visit Real Madrid on the next matchday, while Las Palmas will host Celta at the Gran Canaria stadium.

The local team is in third place with 17 points, while the visitor reached 3 points and is in twentieth place in the tournament.

Changes in Villarreal

45′ 2T – Denis Suárez Fernández came out for Álex Baena
76′ 2T – Salieron Pape Alassane Gueye by Santiago Comesaña Veiga, Adnan Januzaj by Enzo Lilian Marin Loiodice y Ilias Akhomach Chakkour by Pau Cabanes De La Torre
86′ 2T – Sergi Cardona Bermúdez sent off by Juan Bernat Velasco
87′ 2T – Nicolas Pépé left for Ramón Terrats Espacio

Changes at UD Las Palmas

61′ 2T – Oliver McBurnie sent off for Manuel Fuster Lázaro and Kirian Rodriguez for Javier Muñoz Jiménez
77′ 2T – Benito Ramírez del Toro came out for Víctor Álvarez Rozada
85′ 2T – Dario Cassia Luis Essugo came out for Jaime Mata Arnaiz

Reprimanded at UD Las Palmas: