RCD Mallorca
Real BetisDay 24
Bakambu 45'
RCD Mallorca: 1. Roman Leo - 22. Mojica (Lato, 82), 23. Maffeo, 24. Valjent, 27. López D. - 12. Samuel Costa (Sánchez An., 78) - 5. Mascarell (Manu Morlanes, 46), 10. Darder (Torre P., 78) - 17. Virgili - 7. Muriqi, 18. Joseph (Luvumbo, 46)
Substitution: Manu Morlanes (from 46); Luvumbo (from 46); Sánchez An. (from 78); Torre P. (from 78); Lato (from 82)
Bench: 13. Bergström, 25. Cuéllar I. - 2. Morey, 21. Raillo - 30. Kalumba - 9. Prats A., 19. Llabrés J.
Yellow Cards: Samuel Costa 21; Manu Morlanes 50; Muriqi 59; Maffeo 61
Real Betis: 1. Valles - 3. Diego Llorente (Bartra, 46), 4. Natan, 12. Rodriguez - 8. Fornals, 10. Ezzalzouli, 15. Fidalgo (Altimira, 67), 21. Roca - 7. Antony M. - 11. Bakambu (Deossa, 89), 24. Ruibal (Ortiz A., 67)
Substitution: Bartra (from 46); Altimira (from 67); Ortiz A. (from 67); Deossa (from 89)
Bench: 13. Adrian, 25. Pau Lopez - 16. Gomez Val., 23. Júnior Firpo - 17. Riquelme R. - 52. Garcia P.
Yellow Cards: Diego Llorente 16; Ruibal 44; Valles 55
Atletico continued their strong domestic campaign with a comfortable home victory
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
The three points bring Atletico closer to Villarreal and Barcelona
The win lifts Mallorca out of the relegation zone
The UEFA Europa League group stage got underway on Wednesday night
Atletico Madrid were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw against RCD Mallorca
The Andalusians dominated possession and capitalised on key moments
It wasn't a dominant display from the Spanish giants
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Two Ukrainian clubs were in action — with mixed fortunes
He succeeds last season’s winner, Ayoub El Kaabi, who claimed the same honour in 2023/24
Chelsea have etched their name into European football history by becoming the first club to win all three major active UEFA competitions
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
The result leaves Hans-Dieter Flick's Barça three points behind leaders
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Real Betis pulled off a stunning comeback, keeping their hopes alive for a spot in next season's European competitions
Chelsea, the only team with a perfect record in this season’s UEFA Europa Conference League, will travel to face Legia Warsaw in the quarter-finals
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