Estupinan, whose goal this season was to move to a new team after his former team Watford was relegated from the Premier League last season, joins a Villarreal squad that will be competing in the Europa League competition this season and has top four goals in the La Liga season.

The Ecuador international, who signed for Watford back in 2017 but spent every season with the club on loan in Spain, got his first shot in La Liga and was a crucial part of a newly-promoted Osasuna side that surprisingly achieved a 10th place finish.

Estupinan played in 36 games, scoring one goal and providing six assists as he impressed with his lightning-quick speed and talent both in attack and while defending.

The 22-year-old player heads into the new season as the primary candidate at the left-back position after long-time starter Alberto Moreno suffered a knee injury in pre-season training which is expected to keep him out for the entire season.

Estupinan will debut either this weekend or the next for the Yellow Submarine.

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The Brazilian attacker turned left defensive back, Emerson leveled the score just 3 minutes into the second half. Villarreal took back the single goal lead through the veteran Santi Cazorla, who scored from the penalty spot 20 minutes later. That penalty was the downfall of the hosts as they managed to concede 3 more goals until the end. Karl Ekambi scored his second goal of the night in the 76^th minute, assisted by Gerard Moreno, who scored the 4^th goal in the 2^nd minute of stoppage time. Samuel Chukwueze finished the job in the 95^th minute, making it 5 for the home side. After this victory, Villarreal are now 5^th placed, while Real Betis takes the 7^th spot on the table. 

The biggest match of this fixture will take place on Wanda Metropolitano as Atletico Madrid hosts their city rivals Real Madrid. 

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Estupinan, whose goal this season was to move to a new team after his former team Watford was relegated from the Premier League last season, joins a Villarreal squad that will be competing in the Europa League competition this season and has top four goals in the La Liga season.

The Ecuador international, who signed for Watford back in 2017 but spent every season with the club on loan in Spain, got his first shot in La Liga and was a crucial part of a newly-promoted Osasuna side that surprisingly achieved a 10th place finish.

Estupinan played in 36 games, scoring one goal and providing six assists as he impressed with his lightning-quick speed and talent both in attack and while defending.

The 22-year-old player heads into the new season as the primary candidate at the left-back position after long-time starter Alberto Moreno suffered a knee injury in pre-season training which is expected to keep him out for the entire season.

Estupinan will debut either this weekend or the next for the Yellow Submarine.

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The Brazilian attacker turned left defensive back, Emerson leveled the score just 3 minutes into the second half. Villarreal took back the single goal lead through the veteran Santi Cazorla, who scored from the penalty spot 20 minutes later. That penalty was the downfall of the hosts as they managed to concede 3 more goals until the end. Karl Ekambi scored his second goal of the night in the 76^th minute, assisted by Gerard Moreno, who scored the 4^th goal in the 2^nd minute of stoppage time. Samuel Chukwueze finished the job in the 95^th minute, making it 5 for the home side. After this victory, Villarreal are now 5^th placed, while Real Betis takes the 7^th spot on the table. 

The biggest match of this fixture will take place on Wanda Metropolitano as Atletico Madrid hosts their city rivals Real Madrid. 

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