An own goal from Bruno Soriano followed by strikes from Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana saw Jurgen Klopp's men overturn a first-leg deficit and reach the final. Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana scored crucial second-half goals as Liverpool booked their place in the Europa League final with a 3-1 aggregate win over Villarreal on Thursday. Trailing from the first leg, Bruno's early own goal g...Full Story »

Bruno Soriano's second-half penalty saw Villarreal beat Granada 1-0 and return to winning ways. The captain converted from the spot in the 55th minute after Jean-Sylvain Babin had fouled Roberto Soldado to give Marcelino's side a first win in three matches. The victory takes Villarreal level with third-placed Real Madrid on 44 points, although the Merengues face Espanyol on Sunday. Granada st...Full Story »

Bruno Soriano struck an injury-time penalty as Villarreal claimed a last-gasp 2-1 win at Deportivo La Coruna in the Primera Division. The midfielder tucked home his second of the game in the fifth minute of stoppage time after Fernando Navarro fouled Samu. Bruno had earlier given Villarreal a 36th-minute lead but that was cancelled out by Luis Alberto three minutes into the second half. The f...Full Story »

Bruno Soriano's brilliant free-kick was enough to earn Villarreal a fourth straight Primera Division win and inflict a first league defeat on Gary Neville as Valencia boss. The Villarreal captain had already served notice of his ability from set-pieces when he found the top corner after 63 minutes with a curling left-footed strike which left Domenech Jaume with no chance. The 1-0 victory at ...Full Story »

Villarreal midfielder Manuel Trigueros believes his team's spirit could be strengthened by the loss of their injured captain Bruno Soriano. Bruno fractured his fibula during the 3-1 Copa del Rey semi-final first leg defeat to Barcelona on Wednesday, an injury which rules him out for between two to three months. However, Trigueros is confident the team, who are sixth in the Primera Division tab...Full Story »

Villarreal captain Bruno Soriano has hinted that several members of his team were surprised to see long-time club servant Cani depart the for Atletico Madrid this week, but stressed they had to accept it and focus on qualifying for Europe next season. Thirty-three-year-old winger Cani is Villarreal's second highest appearance maker after Marcos Senna but has had a decreasing role in the team th...Full Story »

Villarreal captain Bruno Soriano has warned his team-mates against complacency when they head to Primera Division whipping boys Elche on Saturday. The Yellow Submarine have the joint-second best form record in the league, having won five and drawn one of their last six games, and are 20 points better off than Elche, who sit bottom of the table and are without a win since 2 November. "Every gam...Full Story »

Ten-man Celta Vigo suffered their first defeat of the season as Moi Gomez's quickfire brace helped Villarreal to a 3-1 victory at Balaidos. Gomez struck in the 32nd and 34th minutes before Joaquin Larrivey's reply a minute prior to the interval. The hosts then had Andreu Fontas dismissed for a second bookable offence with four minutes of normal time to go, and a stoppage-time Mario effort subs...Full Story »

Villarreal captain Bruno Soriano is desperate to beat neighbours Levante so that his team stand a chance of qualifying automatically for the Europa League. The Yellow Submarine trail fifth-placed Sevilla by four points and anything other than a win on Saturday could see Unai Emery's side gain an unassailable advantage, with just five games left of the season after this weekend. Villarreal have...Full Story »

Villarreal lost ground to Athletic Bilbao in their bid to finish fourth in the Primera Division as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to bottom side Real Betis. The hosts looked set to take all three points when Bruno Soriano gave them the lead from the penalty spot in the 70th minute, but the game changed 10 minutes later when Uche Ikechuwku was sent off for a second booking. Betis then too...Full Story »