Deportivo Alaves
Real BetisDay 21
Toni Martínez 47'
Deportivo Alaves: 1. Sivera - 5. Pacheco J., 14. Tenaglia, 17. Otto - 23. Protesoni - 8. Blanco An., 10. Aleñá, 19. Ibáñez P. - 7. Vicente (Guevara, 83) - 11. Toni Martínez (Guridi, 72), 15. Boyé
Substitution: Guridi (from 72); Guevara (from 83)
Bench: 13. Raul Fernandez, 33. Montero R. - 3. Enriquez You., 24. Parada - 20. Calebe, 21. Rebbach Abderrahman - 34. Mañas A.
Yellow Cards: Tenaglia 30; Aleñá 66
Real Betis: 25. Pau Lopez - 4. Natan (Diego Llorente, 60), 5. Bartra, 16. Gomez Val. - 6. Altimira (Chimy Ávila, 60), 8. Fornals (Deossa, 76), 10. Ezzalzouli, 21. Roca - 7. Antony M. (Garcia P., 60), 40. Ortiz A. - 11. Bakambu
Substitution: Diego Llorente (from 60); Garcia P. (from 60); Chimy Ávila (from 60); Deossa (from 76)
Bench: 1. Valles, 13. Adrian - 12. Rodriguez
Yellow Cards: Natan 36
While others are busy contesting the Spanish Super Cup, Villarreal continue to press on relentlessly in La Liga
Madrid wasted no time reminding everyone of their title credentials
Three more fixtures in the Copa del Rey Round of 32 were completed on Wednesday evening
Barcelona delivered one of their most entertaining performances of the La Liga season
FC Barcelona reclaimed the top spot in La Liga
The 26-year-old was substituted in the 85th minute after an energetic performance on the right flank
The three points bring Atletico closer to Villarreal and Barcelona
The UEFA Europa League group stage got underway on Wednesday night
The Andalusians dominated possession and capitalised on key moments
The Brazilian winger enjoyed a highly successful loan spell in Seville
Two Ukrainian clubs were in action — with mixed fortunes
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Chelsea capped off their season in style by winning the UEFA Conference League, defeating Real Betis 4–1 in the final held in Wrocław
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Villarreal made a major statement in the race for European qualification with a hard-fought 2-1 comeback win
Madrid returned to winning ways in the 2024–25 La Liga
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Real Betis pulled off a stunning comeback, keeping their hopes alive for a spot in next season's European competitions
The visitors were leading 2-0 heading into the final minutes, but a late surge from Las Palmas turned the game on its head
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The goal, scored in the dying moments of the match, secured a 1-0 victory for the Catalan side
The action-packed day at UEFA headquarters concluded with the Europa Conference League knockout stage draw
Two teams with European aspirations faced off in the 23rd round of La Liga
Real Betis and Athletic Bilbao played out a 2-2 draw.
Barcelona secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Alavés thanks to a second-half goal from Robert Lewandowski