The Villarreal is located in El Sadar

In football the present rules.

But with patience, professionalism and judgment, long-term projects pay off.

Fernando Roig, more than two decades ago, envisioned for the club that it acquired a team that would settle in the First Division, would look out to Europe, that would exude taste in the game and that on its squad there was a good representation of home players.

At the Sadar, this Saturday the idea of ​​Roig was sublimated, with Villarreal defeating Osasuna with solvency and the signing of players trained in the Miralcamp factory.

The 0-1 was scored by Gerard Moreno assisted by Trigueros, two veterans who finished training in the yellow quarry;

the 0-2 was made by Yeremi Pino and concluded by Fer Niño, the last to land in the Villarreal first team emerged in the yellow house.

And the 1-3 was scored again by Gerard Moreno, who in Pamplona brought out the manual of the good forward.

It was the Catalan's eighth goal this season, the top scorer in LaLiga.

Another youth squad, Álex Millán, made his debut in the First Division, replacing Gerard.

Up to nine players with a yellow denomination of origin arranged Emery in the Sadar.

Osasuna only had an answer with a disputed penalty that delighted him with a draw that he could not reach against the good work of Emery's team, who regained his smile and savored victory after four consecutive draws.

Those of Arrasate, without the warmth of the red fans, have lost their warrior essence, without knowing the victory in the last seven games, which keeps them at the bottom.

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OsasunaRubén, Nacho Vidal (Roncaglia, min. 89), Alvaro Armada Juan Cruz (Unai García, min. 23), Aridane, David García, Oier (Javi Martínez, min. 88), Roberto Torres, Jon Moncayola (Barja, min. 71), Rubén García, Ante Budimir and Jonathan Calleri (Brasanac, min. 45), VillarrealAsenjo, Albiol, Mario, Pau Francisco Torres, Pervis Estupiñán (Jaume Costa, min. 45), Trigueros, Juan Foyth (Moi Gómez, min. 45 ), Parejo, Gerard Moreno (Álex Millán, min. 88), Yeremi Pino (Samuel Chukwueze, min. 71) and Fernando Niño (Rubén Peña, min. 83)

Goals0-1 min.

6: Gerard Moreno.

0-2 min.

28: Fernando Niño.

1-2 min.

69: Roberto Torres.

1-3 min.

85: Gerard Moreno.

Referee Jorge Figueroa Vázquez Yellow cards Oier (min. 39), Yeremi Pino (min. 68), Unai García (min. 78) and Gerard Moreno (min. 82) Red cards Aridane (min. 18)

In the duel of opposing styles, Villarreal began dominating and imposing its melodic version of the game, rewarded with an early goal after an elaborate play based on touches, Emery's showing his good foot with a terminal pass from Trigueros, an esthete, that Gerard Moreno finished in luxury by picking the ball at the exit of Rubén, Herrera's substitute in the Osasuna goal.

In the blink of an eye, in minute 6, Villarreal announced their victory at Sadar.

Joseba Arrasate wanted to return the essence of Osasuna: high pressure, maximum intensity and dominance of the aerial game in attack with the pole of his two attackers, Calleri and Budimir, to intimidate the yellow defense, historically little applied defending lateral centers and ball plays stopped.

The absence of Iborra, who is lost all season, forced Emery to reinvent a midfielder that gives Villarreal balance so as not to change the 4-3-3 scheme.

Foyth was chosen to accompany Parejo and Trigueros.

Osasuna tried to regain his style and balance the shock with thrust.

And soon he was faced with a new adverse circumstance that would definitely mark the development of the game.

Fer Niño won the back and the race to Aridane to face Rubén.

The Canarian center-back knocked down the young Villarreal forward and was sent off.

Minute 19, one player less and a goal behind for the rojillos.

Villarreal followed his own.

He put one more pike to shore up the victory with a new blow before reaching half an hour.

A goal made in the prolific sports city of Miralcamp.

Yeremi Pino, who debuted in LaLiga at 18, leaked an excellent pass for Fer Niño, 20, who he defined with sufficiency before the departure of Rubén.

Villarreal, already in the second half, through the ball -always in their power-, managed the victory, but without aim to score.

Osasuna was fed up of running in vain, surpassed by Emery's group.

But a more than disputed penalty from Yeremi Pino to Rubén García, converted by Roberto Torres, put Osasuna in the game with 20 minutes remaining.

Villarreal did not decompose, who knew how to preserve and extend the victory.