Villarreal
EspanyolVillarreal: 25. Gulacsi - 6. Navarro (Freeman, 80), 12. Veiga, 15. Mourino, 23. Cardona S. (Romero, 59) - 14. Comesaña, 16. Macia C., 17. Buchanan T. (Oluwaseyi, 80) - 10. Moleiro (Perez A., 59) - 7. Gerard Moreno (Pépé N., 18), 9. Mikautadze
Substitution: Pépé N. (from 18); Romero (from 59); Perez A. (from 59); Freeman (from 80); Oluwaseyi (from 80)
Bench: 1. Júnior L., 13. Gomez Rub. - 2. Costa Lo.
Yellow Cards: Cardona S. 53; Comesaña 56; Macia C. 90
Espanyol: 1. Fortuño - 6. Cabrera L., 16. Drkušić, 21. Hinojo (López J. Á., 61), 23. El Hilali - 8. Edu Expósito, 26. Bauzà (Lozano P., 61) - 15. Zaragoza Br. (Javi Puado, 77), 28. Hernandez J. (Moscardo, 88) - 9. Fernández Rob.
Substitution: López J. Á. (from 61); Lozano P. (from 61); Javi Puado (from 77); Moscardo (from 88)
Bench: 13. Dmitrović - 3. Hartman Q., 14. Núñez U. - 24. Dolan - 11. Milla P., 18. Fernandez Mar.
Yellow Cards: Bauzà 21; Hinojo 41; Zaragoza Br. 75
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