Villarreal
Espanyol
Villarreal: 13. Conde, 2. Costa Lo., 5. Kambwala, 8. Foyth, 23. Cardona S., 18. Gueye P.A., 10. Dani Parejo, 16. Álex Baena, 21. Pino Y., 19. Pépé N., 22. Perez A.
Bench: 1. Júnior L., 3. Albiol Raúl, 4. Bailly, 24. Pedraza A., 26. Badenes, 9. Buchanan T., 14. Comesaña, 17. Kiko, 6. Denis Suarez, 15. Barry T.
Espanyol: 1. García Jo., 4. Kumbulla, 6. Cabrera L., 19. Gonzalez U., 20. Král, 22. Serrano Carlos, 23. El Hilali, 10. Lozano P., 17. Jofre Carreras, 2. Jaen R., 7. Javi Puado
Bench: 33. Fortuno, 38. Jimenez Pol, 3. Sergi Gomez, 5. Calero F., 12. Tejero, 14. Oliván, 8. Edu Expósito, 18. Aguado, 31. Roca, 9. Véliz, 11. Milla P., 16. Cheddira
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Real Madrid overcame a tough challenge from Villarreal
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Ukrainian midfielder played a pivotal role
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The goal, scored in the dying moments of the match, secured a 1-0 victory for the Catalan side
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Athletic Club mirrored the results of their rivals, drawing 1-1
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Valencia managed to string together three matches without a defeat
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Real Madrid suffered a surprising 1-0 defeat to Espanyol
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Villarreal delivered a dominant performance in La Liga
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In a match that defied statistical expectations, Sevilla was held to a 1-1 draw by Espanyol despite unleashing a staggering 25 shots on goal
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Atletico Madrid once again struggled to secure a win in the La Liga
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Barcelona are unstoppable in the Spanish league
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One of the leaders of La Liga, Villarreal, in the 11th round of the championship visited Valladolid
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In the tenth round of the La Liga, Athletic defeated Espanyol
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Andriy Lunin played his first clean sheet of the season, and his team beat Villarreal
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Barcelona won their sixth consecutive victory in the Spanish championship
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Real Madrid clinched a fourth consecutive win in their clash with Espanyol
