
Villarreal face a fixture list dominated by Spain's elite. Six matches against the country's top three clubs - Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid - lie ahead, with three home games and three away. The scheduling offers little respite for Unai Emery's side as they navigate what amounts to a gauntlet of the division's heavyweights.
No completed fixtures are available to assess current momentum. The club enters this run of matches without recent results to draw upon, making the upcoming clashes against the traditional powers a genuine test of where they stand.
The concentration of matches against Madrid's two clubs and Barcelona represents both challenge and opportunity. These fixtures will define Villarreal's season trajectory. Home advantage at La Ceramica could prove decisive in matches where fine margins typically separate the sides, while away trips to the Bernabeu, Camp Nou and Wanda Metropolitano demand the kind of disciplined, organised football Emery has built the club around.
Villarreal's ability to compete in these encounters will reveal whether they can sustain their position as Spain's fourth force or whether they risk slipping further back. The next weeks will be telling.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Lens won 3-1
Benfica won 2-0
Match drawn 1-1
Villarreal won 5-1
Villarreal won 2-1
Girona won 1-0
Barcelona won 4-1
Villarreal won 3-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Filip JörgensenDenmark | Goalkeeper | |
| Pepe ReinaSpain | Goalkeeper | |
| Dani RabaSpain | Midfielder | |
| Alex BaenaSpain | Midfielder | |
| Yeremy PinoSpain | Forward | |
| Gerard MorenoSpain | Forward | |
| Ayoze PérezSpain | Forward | |
| Nicolas JacksonSenegal | Forward | |
| Dani ParejoSpain | Midfielder | |
| Étienne CapoueFrance | Midfielder | |
| Santi ComesañaSpain | Midfielder | |
| Alfonso PedrazaSpain | Defender | |
| Juan FoythArgentina | Defender | |
| Raúl AlbiolSpain | Defender | |
| Pau TorresSpain | Defender | |
| Aissa MandiAlgeria | Defender | |
| Kiko FemeníaSpain | Defender | |
| Sergi CardonaSpain | Defender | |
| Manu TriguerosSpain | Midfielder | |
| Álex BaenaSpain | Midfielder | |
| Jose Luis MoralesSpain | Forward | |
| Samuel ChukwuezeNigeria | Forward | |
| Francis CoquelinFrance | Midfielder |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| UEFA Europa League | 1 | 2021 |
| UEFA Intertoto Cup | 1 | 2004 |
Won the club's first major European trophy in 2020-21, beating Manchester United on penalties in the final
Villarreal's highest ever league finish came in the 2007-08 La Liga season
Reached the last four of the Champions League for the first time, losing narrowly to Arsenal
Uruguayan striker Diego Forlán won La Liga's top scorer award while playing for Villarreal