Villarreal's new coach has won their first game after a stunning 2-1 victory over Valladolid. The team was led by former Real Madrid boss, Unai Emery, who took charge of the club earlier this season. He had been highly regarded for his tactical prowess and his ability to inspire players.

The match against Valladolid was particularly significant as it marked Emery's debut as Villarreal's head coach. The team had struggled in recent weeks, losing three consecutive matches, and were looking for a way to turn things around.

However, they were not disappointed when they scored two goals in the final minutes of the match. The first goal came from a penalty kick, which was converted by the team's captain, Paco Alcacer. The second goal was a well-taken effort from the left wing, where Yeremy Fernández found space to score.

Emery's decision to bring on Fernández in the last few minutes paid off, as he played a key role in scoring both goals. The player is known for his versatility and ability to create chances for his teammates, and his performance on Sunday was no exception.

Emery himself praised the performance of his team, saying that they showed great resilience and determination in the face of adversity. He also recognized the importance of Bordalás, the former Barcelona coach who was brought in to help the team improve defensively.

Bordalás' appointment was met with some skepticism at the time, but he quickly proved his worth. His tactical acumen helped the team defend better, and they went on to win the match against Valladolid.

Overall, Emery's debut as Villarreal's head coach was a success. The team showed great character and determination, and Bordalás was instrumental in helping them achieve their goal. It will be interesting to see how they perform going forward, especially with Emery now leading the team.