Racing
ElcheDay 3
Zabiri 21'
Zabiri 36'
Niño 79'
Racing: 13. Agirrezabala - 2. Mantilla, 4. Hernando, 16. Gonzalez Fa., 17. Salinas - 8. Puerta, 21. Zabiri (Villalibre, 69), 23. Martín I. - 10. Vicente I. (Guliashvili, 69), 20. Canales S. (Gueye M., 85) - 11. Martín An. (Prati, 59)
Substitution: Prati (from 59); Guliashvili (from 69); Villalibre (from 69); Gueye M. (from 85)
Bench: 5. Ramón - 6. Sainz-Maza, 36. Martínez S. - 9. Arana
Yellow Cards: Gonzalez Fa. 43; Mantilla 45
Elche: 1. Dituro - 2. Traore A-r (Josan, 84), 22. Affengruber, 23. Chust - 6. Bigas (Morcillo, 62), 12. Villar G. - 8. Aguado M. (Tete Morente, 46), 10. Buonanotte (Cepeda, 69), 11. Valera G., 29. Houary Ali (Ponce E., 46) - 14. Niño
Substitution: Ponce E. (from 46); Tete Morente (from 46); Morcillo (from 62); Cepeda (from 69); Josan (from 84)
Bench: 43. Iturbe - 26. Barzić - 5. Redondo - 16. Neto Mar. - 19. Diangana - 24. Osorio
Yellow Cards: Buonanotte 63
The reigning champions controlled the game from the outset and made their superiority count before half-time
The Catalans finishing 19th in the La Liga table — just one point away from safety
Real Betis booked their long-awaited return to the UEFA Champions League after defeating Elche
Atletico Madrid’s alarming slide in La Liga continued with a fourth consecutive defeat
It was a night to remember at the Santiago Bernabéu
Despite letting victory slip away, the home side remain eighth in the table, keeping their European ambitions alive
The Catalan giants found themselves locked in a tense battle against one of the most disciplined defensive displays they have faced this season
The clash between Elche and Real Madrid unfolded like a true football thriller
It was another confident performance from Barça
It was a night of drama at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán
