Villarreal to win the 6th to prepare for the invasion of Valencia.

The results meet, both teams take turns losing as well as winning Together … “Yellow Submarine” Villarreal hopes to win in order to move up to the 6th place by preparing to raise the “bat” Valencia’s nest in the Spanish La Liga Cup on Friday. On March 5, this year, live broadcast: beIN SPORTS 1 (time 03: 00)

Spanish La Liga Football Review
Friday, March 5, 2021
Valencia (14) – Villarreal (7)
Live broadcast : beIN SPORTS 1 (Time 03:00)

field : Estadio De Mestaya

Valencia :

“Bat” Valencia of Javi Garcia will miss the use of Muktardia Gabby, the son of a good half-man who is banned. Making it adapt to use Hugo Gyamon to play with Gabriel Paulista instead

As for left-back, Jose Gaya has returned to practice with the team and should have entered the field without a problem. Right-back is still Thierry Corea, center in the engine room Uros Razic joins the game with Carlos Soler, attacker on the right side Daniel Vas.

On the left side, Yunus Musah entered the game with Alex Blanco as an interpolation, Eikang In playing the role of attacking midfielder behind Maxim Gomez, who stood at the front of his target. Denise Chirishev, Kevin Camero, Cristiano Piccini are not complete.

Villarreal :

Coming to the side of “Yellow Submarine” Villarreal of the manager, Unai Emery, Mario Gaspar, the veteran right-back is back, but Ruben Peña should have a real chance. In this match

The remainder seized the original set from the defeat at Madrid on the field, Raul Albiol was at center with Pao Torres and Alfonso Pedraza playing left-back in center. Ethion Capu takes charge of the defensive game and has Dani Parrejo and Manurikeros drive the game

As the frontman Gerard Moreno stands on the right, the left, Moi Gomez returns to the starting line and has Paco Alcacer stands in the spearhead position of the target in Francisco. Gelain, Mario Gaspar, Alberto Moreno and Vicente Iborra are still injured and have to rest.

List of players expected to enter the field

Valencia (4-2-3-1) : Jesper Zillesen – Thierry Corea, Gabriel Paulista, Hugo Guyamon, Jose Gaya-Carlos Soler, Uros Rasic-Daniel Vasily, Ekangin, Yunus Musah (Alex Blanco) – Maxi Gomez

Villarreal (4-3-3) : Sergio Asenco, Ruben Peña, Raul Albiol, Pao Torres, Alfonso Pedraza-Daniel Parrejo, Ebene Capu , Manurigai Rose-Gerard Moreno, Paco Alcacer, Moigomez