Villarreal vs Girona Prediction & Betting Tips (1 December)

Marcelino's Villarreal has had a great start to the season and therefore allows him to compete in the fight for the top 4, qualifying for the next Champions League. Since the start of the campaign, the Yellow Submarine has only lost two small matches, for a record of 7 victories and 3 draws. Last weekend, traveling to the Basque Country to challenge Osasuna, Villarreal brought back the point of the draw by achieving a comeback during the 2nd act 2-0 Osasuna at half-time, 2-2 end of the match . A rough poster since 13 rusks were distributed for the two teams. It has now been four days since the winner of the Europa League in 2021 has lost, with a record of two successes obtained against Alaves before the break 3-0, and at Valladolid 1-2.

Literally in the juice at the start of season between crucial departures in the off-season and above all a crowded infirmary, the stormy period seems to evaporate for Girona who have won their last three league matches against Leganes 4-3, on the Getafe pitch before the break 0-1, and back from the break last weekend against the promoted Catalan Espanyol Barcelona, ​​slamming all the goals in the first half hour 4- 1. Suddenly, casually, with 21 points, the Blanquivermells returned to 7th position in the elite with four lengths behind the top 4, occupied by their evening opponents. To evoke the big-eared cup, the Catalans went to the Sturm Graz meadow on Wednesday evening to follow. 

The experienced midfielder Parejo will miss this opposition (suspended for accumulation of yellows). Victim of a ruptured cruciate ligament, Akhomach sees his progress slowed down while defenders Bailly, Pedraza, and Juan Foyth are still with the medical staff. Pape Gueye (ex-OM), Nicolas Pepe (ex-Lille), Kiko Femenia, and especially Ayoze Perez (7 goals in 9 appearances in La Liga) are all injured as well. Let's talk about the Frenchman, Thierno Barry who continues to progress. He scored 3 goals and offered 2 assists in the league.

We talked about a busy infirmary for Girona, it has slowed down in a few matches but there are still important elements like the Venezuelan international Yangel Herrera (holding midfielder), the winger Portu, the striker who arrived from Braga this summer Abel Ruiz, without forgetting Jastin (long injured), and the young 19-year-old player Gabriel Misehouy. Tsygankov, Ivan Martin, Solis Romero, Frances, and Asprilla have all returned. Bryan Gil (scorer against Switzerland with La Roja during the international break), scored against Espanyol, as did central Krejci, and Macedonian international Miovski (double).