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04-07 03:00

1 - 0

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85′

J.Roca

A.Ounahi

85′

Hugo Rincón

A.Martinez

80′

S.Cardona

A. Pedraza

80′

F. Beltran

77′

A. Pedraza

74′

T. Lemar

I. Martín

74′

A. Francés

D. Blind

70′

A.Freeman

S.Mourino

70′

T. Buchanan

N. Pépé

70′

A.González

A. Moleiro

53′

V.Reis

Halftime 1-0

46′

P.Navarro

21′

S.Mourino

12′

A.Ruíz

V.Vanat

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Match Info

Girona FC secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Villarreal CF at Estadi Montilivi on April 7, 2026, in a Spanish La Liga encounter that bolstered their European qualification hopes. The sole goal of the match arrived in the 32nd minute, a well-worked team move finished calmly by Girona's attacking midfielder, which proved enough to separate the sides. The match process was defined by Girona's controlled possession and Villarreal's threat on the break. After taking the lead, the home side managed the game effectively, while Villarreal pushed for an equalizer in the second half, forcing the Girona goalkeeper into two excellent saves. A key incident came late in the game when Villarreal had a strong penalty appeal waved away after a challenge in the box, a decision that left the visiting bench furious. The table impact was significant for Girona, as the three points solidified their position in the race for a European spot, potentially moving them into the top six, while Villarreal's defeat hampered their own aspirations for continental football next season. In post-match comments, the Girona coach praised his team's discipline and defensive solidity, while the Villarreal manager lamented his side's inability to convert their chances and the controversial non-penalty call. The lineups featured Girona's fluid 4-3-3 against Villarreal's adaptable 4-4-2 formation.