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Copa del Rey, welcome to Tani Time. Canadian striker Tani Oluwaseyi had a goal and an assist on Tuesday as Villarreal beat fifth-tier side CE Manacor to advance in the cup. Alassane Diatta opened the scoring for the Yellow Submarine…

Villarreal advanced in the Copa del Rey on Tuesday following a dominant 5-0 victory over fifth-tier side CE Manacor. Canadian striker Tani Oluwaseyi starred for the LaLiga side, scoring a 26th-minute goal with a left-footed strike and providing an assist just after halftime. Alassane Diatta opened the scoring, while Sergi Cardona, Nizar El Jmili, and Nicolas Pepe rounded out the five-goal performance.
While Villarreal avoided an upset, other top-flight clubs struggled, with Espanyol suffering a shock defeat to fourth-tier Sestao River Club that led to manager Manolo Gonzalez being fired shortly afterward. Canadian winger Tajon Buchanan was an unused substitute for Villarreal, and Nathan Saliba was sidelined by a muscle injury as the Yellow Submarine prepared to face Espanyol on Friday.
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