Villarreal vs Paris Saint-Germain: Fabián Ruiz doubles up in 5-0 lead By Luís Henrique Costa
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Paris Saint-Germain lead Villarreal 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League, with Fabián Ruiz scoring his second goal of the match early in the second half. The match was still in progress at the time of the latest update, and the French side had controlled it from the first minutes.
The game is the fourth matchday of the league phase and is played at Estadio de la Cerámica, in Spain. Villarreal are the home side, and kickoff was at 17:00 Brasília time on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 9 p.m. local time. German referee Felix Zwayer is in charge, with fellow German Christian Dingert serving as VAR.
Before the game, Paris Saint-Germain sat at the top of the table with nine points from three wins. Villarreal were 19th among 36 teams, with three points, and the two clubs had never met before.
Set pieces and mistakes behind the goals
Most of the goals came from set pieces or from errors in the build-up. João Neves opened the scoring from a corner, and Désiré Doué added the second after a mistake by Péter Gulácsi. Senny Mayulu and Fabián Ruiz extended the lead in the first half, and Ruiz scored again in the early second half. Boly also found the net later, as the Paris side pressed high and won the ball back in almost every action.
See also: Roma lead Manchester United 2-0 at Old Trafford in Champions League
Yellow cards for Villarreal players in both halves
The referee booked Villarreal players in both halves, with the first card coming before the interval.
- Santi Comesaña, 45th minute of the first half
- Santiago Mouriño, 4th minute of the second half
- Sergi Cardona, 21st minute of the second half
- Ndjantou, 29th minute of the second half
- Alberto Moleiro, 32nd minute of the second half
Where to watch the match in Brazil
In Brazil, the match is streamed on Max (HBO Max). Fans who want real-time updates can follow goals, cards and key moments as the game unfolds.
Match still running with Villarreal without a goal
At the latest update, Villarreal had not scored, and the score stood at 5-0 for Paris Saint-Germain. The coverage kept reporting each play as the match went on.
