Baena, Pepe and Fabio Silva made their debut as scorers

Villarreal players Baena and Pepe and the Portuguese from UD Las Palmas, Fabio Silva They debuted as scorers on Monday in the match that closed the eighth day of LaLiga EA Sports, as Frenchman Thierno Barry scored his second goal of the season in the Castellón team’s 3-1 victory.

Poland’s Robert Lewandowski continues as sole leader of the scoring rankings. The Blaugrana have seven goals, one more than Ayoze Pérez, Villarreal forward, and the next, with five, is the Brazilian Raphinha, also from Barcelona, ​​​​​​Kylian Mbappe, out of Real Madrid due to injury , and the Argentine Gio Lo Celso, who gave Betis a victory over Espanyol (1-0).

— Classification of scorers after the 8th day’s contention.

– With 7 goals: Lewandowski (POL) (1p) (Barcelona)

– With 6 goals: Ayoze Pérez (Villarreal).

– With 5 goals: Raphinha (BRA) (Barcelona); Lo Celso (ARG) (1p) (Betis); Mbappé (FRA) (3p) (Real Madrid).

– Has 3 goals: Sancet (1p) (Athletic); Dani Olmo (Barcelona); Borja Iglesias and Iago Aspas (Celta); Puado (1p) (Spanish); Sandro and Alberto Moleiro (Las Palmas); Juan Cruz (Leganés); Budimir (CRO) (2p) (Osasuna); Rodrygo (BRA) and Vinícius (BRA) (2p) (Real Madrid).

– With 2 goals: Toni Martínez, Kike García and Carlos Vicente (Alavés); Guruzeta (Athletic); Marcos Llorente, Griezmann (FRA), Julián Álvarez (ARG), Gallagher (ING) and Correa (ARG) (Atlético de Madrid); Pedri (Barcelona): Mingueza (Celta); Arambarri (URU) (Getafe); Abel Ruiz (1p) and Stuani (URU) (Girona); Dani Rodríguez and Valery Fernández (Mallorca); Abel Bretones (Osasuna); Unai López and Camello (Rayo); Kubo (JPN) and Oskarsson (ISL) (Real Sociedad); Lukebakio (BEL) (Seville); Hugo Duro (Valencia); Raúl Moro (Valladolid); Danjuma (NED) and Barry (FRA) (Villarreal)

– With 1 goal: Villalibre, Conechny (ARG), Tenaglia (ARG), Benavidez (URU) and Carlos Martín (Alavés); Beñat Prados, Nico Williams, Paredes, Vivian, Iñaki Williams, Djalo and Jauregizar (Athletic); Alexander Sorloth (NOR) and Koke (Atlético de Madrid); Kounde (FRA), Ferran Torres, Pablo Torre and Pau Víctor (Barcelona); Marc Bartra, Ez Abde (MAR) and Vitor Roque (BRA) (Betis); Swedberg (SWE), Fran Beltrán, Starfelt (SWE), Hugo Álvarez and Douvikas (GRE) (Celta); Carlos Romero, Jofre and Véliz (ARG) (Spanish); Chrisantus Uche (NGR), Borja Mayoral (1p) and Luis Milla (1p) (Getafe); Misehouy (NED), Bryan Gil, Tsygankov (UKR), Iván Martín and Yangel Herrera (VEN) (Girona); Álex Muñoz (Las Palmas); Franquesa and Jorge Sáenz (Leganés); Muriqi (KOS), Valery Fernández Abdón Prats (1p) and Larin (CAN) (Mallorca); Fabio Silva (POR)(Las Palmas); Rubén García, Boyomo (CMR), Raúl García, Aimar Oroz and Bryan Zaragoza (Osasuna); De Frutos, Álvaro García, Abdul Mumin (GHA), Andrei Ratiu (ROU) and Isi Palazón (Rayo Vallecano); Valverde (URU), Brahim (MAR), Endrick (BRA), Lucas Vázquez, Carvajal and Militao (BRA) (Real Madrid); Zubimendi and Brais Méndez (Real Sociedad); Juanlu, Chidera Ejuke (NIG) and Jesús Navas (Seville); Diego López, Luis Rioja and Dani Gómez (Valencia); Kike Pérez and Iván Sánchez (Valladolid); Sergi Cardona, Parejo, Pepe, Baena and Logan Costa (CPV) (Villarreal).

Own goals: Nianzou (Sevilla, against Las Palmas), Álex Suárez (Las Palmas, against Sevilla), Juan Soriano (Leganés, against Osasuna); Koke (Atletico de Madrid, against Villarreal); Jailson (BRA) (Celta, against Villarreal); Carlos Domínguez (Celta, against Osasuna); Moi Gómez (Osasuna, against Celta); Raúl Albiol (Villarreal, against Mallorca); Courtois (Real Madrid, against Espanyol); David Torres (Valladolid against Sevilla), Padilla (Athletic, against Sevilla).