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Málaga fall to Villarreal (1-3)

The Blue and Whites were beaten by Villarreal on matchday 6 of LaLiga EA Sports. Dotor scored the Malaguista goal, while Gueye and Moleiro found the net for the visitors.

In an intense midweek round of action, Málaga CF welcomed Villarreal CF to La Rosaleda in search of their first win of the season. A total of 28,505 Malaguistas in the stands cheered Juanfran Funes’ side on, with the following starting-11 taking to the pitch: A. Herrero; C. Puga, Recio, Einar, Salinas; D. Larrubia, Martínez, Izan M., Cruz; Dotor and Chupe.

Málaga made a bright start and took the lead in the 11th minute. Larrubia broke forward in midfield and found Cruz on the right flank. The winger took on his man before delivering a superb ball into the edge of the box, where Dotor finished after the ball took a touch off a visiting defender (1-0, 11’).

Villarreal pushed for an equaliser and found it through Moleiro in the closing stages of the first half (39’). Just a few minutes later, Gueye struck again (45+2’) to complete the turnaround just before the break.

After the restart, Málaga made a double substitution, with Rafita and Dani Lorenzo replacing Salinas and Cruz. Just after the hour mark (66’), another double change followed, as Joaquín and Niño came on for Dotor and Izan M. Fifteen minutes later, Ramón completed Málaga’s substitutions, replacing C. Puga. Málaga pushed for an equaliser, but Villarreal exploited the spaces and eventually added a third. Gueye was on target again to complete his hat-trick (1-3, 86’). Full-time at La Rosaleda: Málaga 1-3 Villarreal.

Málaga CF remain on three points and will look to secure their first win of the season on Sunday 20th September, when they travel to the Coliseum to face Getafe CF (14:00).

Match summary
Málaga CF
Málaga CF
LALIGA EA SPORTS · M6
1
-
3
La Rosaleda
Villarreal CF
Villarreal CF
Line-ups
Alfonso Herrero photo
01Alfonso Herrero
Péter Gulácsi photo
25Péter Gulácsi
Carlos Puga photo
03Carlos Puga74’
Alex Freeman photo
03Alex Freeman
José Salinas photo
12José Salinas45’
Sergi Cardona photo
23Sergi Cardona
Izan Merino photo
23Izan Merino60’
Nathan Saliba photo
24Nathan Saliba79’
Ángel Recio photo
15Ángel Recio
Pau Navarro photo
06Pau Navarro
Einar Galilea photo
04Einar Galilea
Renato Veiga photo
12Renato Veiga
Juan Cruz photo
19Juan Cruz45’
Ilias Akhomach photo
11Ilias Akhomach62’
David Larrubia photo
10David Larrubia
Santi Comesaña photo
14Santi Comesaña36’
Carlos Ruiz Rubio photo
09Carlos Ruiz Rubio
Ayoze Pérez photo
22Ayoze Pérez62’
Carlos Dotor photo
08Carlos Dotor60’
Alberto Moleiro photo
10Alberto Moleiro79’
Pablo Martínez photo
18Pablo Martínez
Tajon Buchanan photo
17Tajon Buchanan
Substitutes
Juan Francisco Funes Arjona photo
Juan Francisco Funes Arjona
Iñigo Pérez photo
Iñigo Pérez
Álex Pastor photo
05Álex Pastor
Luiz Júnior photo
01Luiz Júnior
Ramón Enríquez photo
06Ramón Enríquez74’
Logan Costa photo
02Logan Costa
Joaquín Muñoz photo
11Joaquín Muñoz60’
Alassane Diatta photo
05Alassane Diatta
Carlos López photo
13Carlos López
Gerard Moreno photo
07Gerard Moreno
Rafa Rodríguez photo
14Rafa Rodríguez
Georges Mikautadze photo
09Georges Mikautadze62’
Eneko Jauregi photo
17Eneko Jauregi
Rubén Gómez photo
13Rubén Gómez
Adrián Niño photo
21Adrián Niño60’
Santiago Mouriño photo
15Santiago Mouriño79’
Dani Lorenzo photo
22Dani Lorenzo45’
Carlos Maciá photo
16Carlos Maciá79’
Juan Berrocal photo
25Juan Berrocal
Pape Gueye photo
18Pape Gueye36’
Rafael Garrido Hierro photo
31Rafael Garrido Hierro45’
Nicolas Pepe photo
19Nicolas Pepe
Juani photo
32Juani
Carlos Romero photo
20Carlos Romero62’
Tani Oluwaseyi photo
21Tani Oluwaseyi
Goals
Carlos Dotor
11’
(1 - 0)
(1 - 1)
Alberto Moleiro
39’
(1 - 2)
Pape Gueye
46’
(1 - 3)
Pape Gueye (P)
85’
Match officials
Miguel Ángel Chua Ortiz
Referee
José Antonio Garrido Romero
Assistant Referee 1
Alejandro Estevez Iglesias
Assistant Referee 2
Ignacio De Santisteban Adame
Fourth official
Carlos del Cerro Grande
VAR
Luis Mario Milla Alvendiz
AVAR