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David Moyes's side drop dead before Villareal




David Moyes' confidence hit rocks with his Real Sociedad side 4-0 loss to Villareal on Sunday. The manager pocketed the first defeat after two successive goalless games. Bruno Soriano broke the net with a free-kick score and midfielder Denis Cheryshev doubled Moyes' hypertension with a second goal. Substitute Moi Gomez rubbed their visitors' faces in poop with two goals to seal a flawless win for his side. Sociedad's attempt to smuggle in two shots on target was redirected. The victory saw Villareal run to sixth place on La Liga table while Sociedad romances 14th.


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