They still score goals in “Theramica” Villarreal and Celta. The “yellow submarine” prevailed 4-3 against the “bigistas” with a goal in the 90’+10 in an epic match that “opened the curtain” of the exciting third matchday of la Liga and found itself, even temporarily, at the top of the standings, waiting what will Barcelona and Real Madrid do and “breaking” the streak of the team of Tasos Duvikas, who was left on the bench, after the same number of victories in the first two matches.
In a match full of twists and turns, the Galicians opened the scoring with Borja Iglesias in the 12th minute, the Levantines equalized with Cardona in the 26th minute and Mingetha “closed” the half at 1-2 in the 31st minute.
In the replay, the “yellow submarine” first came to the upset with Barry’s goal in the 60′ and Zilson’s own goal in the 64′, Startlett made it 3-3 in the 80′ and in the 90’+10′ Parejo scored a penalty , initially missed, but got the rebound and shaped the final score.
Monday 26/8
Villarreal – Celta 4-3
(26′ Cardona, 60′ Barry, 64′ auto. Zailson, 90’+10′ Parejo-12′ Borja Iglesias, 31′ Mingetha, 80′ Startlett)
Tuesday 27/8
Mallorca – Seville (20:00)
Rayo Vallecano – Barcelona (22:30)
Wednesday (28/8)
Bilbao – Valencia (20:00)
Valladolid – Leganes (20:00)
Atletico Madrid – Espanyol (22:30)
Real Sociedad – Alaves (22:30)
Thursday (29/8)
Girona – Osasuna (20:00)
Las Palmas – Real Madrid (22:30)
The next (fourth) matchday:
Saturday 31/8
Barcelona-Valladolid 18:00
Bilbao-Atletico Madrid 20:00
Espanyol-Rayo Vaguecano 20:15
Valencia-Villarreal 22:30
Leganes-Mallorca
Sunday 1/9
Alaves-Las Palmas 18:00
Osasuna-Telta
Sevilla-Girona 20:00
Getafe-Real Sociedad 20:15
Real Madrid-Betis 22:30
Source: Sport Fm
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