Quote from: Stablexcoin on September 07, 2025, 12:20:22 PM

Quote from: paco92x on September 07, 2025, 11:32:02 AM

Villarreal will definitely play this season like the last one, aiming for a Champions League spot, and I can't wait to see how they perform against Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético, and even Bilbao, who also had a great start. Villarreal had a good transfer window in terms of both buying and selling, so let's see how everything lines up in the next seven fixtures before the next international break. Their first Champions League game will be away against Tottenham — that's a must-watch match Cheesy

Villareal started very well, 2 wins and 1 draw a perfect way to start the season. I'm only worried that so far on how good other teams will perform aside from the big 3 teams, it is very difficult for them to succeed in winning the La Liga, their best form always ends in completing a Champions League position. La Lia champions mostly goes to Real Madrid or Barcelona, a few times Atletico Madrid breaks through, but other teams are just there dragging the fourth and fifth place.

Villarreal against Tottenham, it's a to match watch because the Premier League side are going to be a big headache for them, also seeing that Villarreal are away in the match makes it x2 harder to win against them.

In terms of competing with Real and Barça, I think Villarreal’s chances are reduced to 0%. Their best possible position is 3rd — their squad depth is questionable, and competing on multiple fronts is tricky for most teams.

That said, I do believe Villarreal will be among the best 24 teams to qualify for the Champions League playoffs. And from that perspective, I still don’t see how they can keep up with Real and Barça over the course of the season.