Villarreal beat Valencia 2-1 at Mestalla Stadium on Oct. 24, with Georges Mikautadze scoring six minutes into second-half added time, according to ESPN's scoreboard of LaLiga matches.
The other completed matches brought a 3-0 win for Elche at Rayo Vallecano and a 2-1 victory for Racing Santander against Espanyol. Elche recorded the largest winning margin of the three games.
Mikautadze's goal came after Pepelu scored a penalty in the 38th minute and Alex Freeman scored with a header in the 69th at Mestalla. The last goal arrived more than half an hour after Freeman's header.
The Valencia-Villarreal match was the only one of the three with a goal recorded in added time. Racing's final scorer struck in the 84th minute, while the last goal in Elche's victory came in the 68th.
Elche's win at Estadio de Vallecas included two first-half penalties, scored by Federico Redondo in the 23rd minute and Fer Niño in the 36th. Germán Valera added a goal in the 68th minute.
The attendance at Vallecas was 8,405, ESPN said. Rayo finished without a goal, making Elche the only team in the three completed matches to win while keeping its opponent from scoring.
Redondo's penalty was the earliest goal recorded across the three games. Niño followed 13 minutes later, and Valera's second-half goal completed the scoring in the match.
Racing Santander beat Espanyol at El Sardineros, where all three goals came in the second half. The scorers were Edu Expósito in the 62nd minute, Jeanuël Belocian in the 69th and Yassir Zabiri in the 84th.
Seven minutes separated Expósito's goal and Belocian's, with Zabiri scoring a further 15 minutes later. The match's scoring began later than in either of the other two fixtures.
The Racing-Espanyol game was the only one of the three without a first-half goal. The opening goals at Vallecas and Mestalla both came from penalties, through Redondo and Pepelu respectively.
Each completed match produced three goals, for nine across the Oct. 24 fixtures. Three came from penalties, with two in Elche's victory and one in the Valencia-Villarreal game.
Villarreal and Racing each won by a single goal. Elche's three-goal margin accounted for the day's only result in which the teams finished more than one goal apart.
