Real Betis
EspanyolReal Betis: 1. Valles - 2. Bellerin, 3. Diego Llorente, 5. Bartra, 16. Gomez Val. - 6. Altimira, 8. Fornals, 14. Amrabat S. - 7. Antony M. - 19. Cucho, 24. Ruibal
Bench: 13. Adrian, 25. Pau Lopez - 4. Natan, 12. Rodriguez - 10. Ezzalzouli, 15. Fidalgo, 17. Riquelme R., 18. Deossa, 21. Roca - 52. Garcia P. - 9. Chimy Ávila
Espanyol: 13. Dmitrović - 4. Gonzalez U., 6. Cabrera L., 23. El Hilali, 38. Riedel C. - 8. Edu Expósito, 10. Lozano P., 24. Dolan - 22. Romero - 9. Fernández Rob. (Kike García, 58), 16. Ngongé
Substitution: Kike García (from 58)
Bench: 1. Fortuno, 30. Tristán - 2. Sanchez Ru., 5. Calero F., 12. Salinas, 15. Rubio - 14. Ramón - 17. Carreras, 20. Roca
Yellow Cards: Romero 63
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12.03.26 22:22Real Betis made life far more difficult for themselves in the race for a place in the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals
The Seville derby once again lived up to its billing
Girona once again proved to be a nightmare opponent for Espanyol
Madrid wasted no time reminding everyone of their title credentials
Barca once again claimed local bragging rights in the Catalan derby
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 UEFA Europa League group stage got underway on Wednesday night
Despite Espanyol’s reputation as a tricky opponent, the Catalan side offered little resistance against a composed and clinical Madrid
The Andalusians dominated possession and capitalised on key moments
They could have stolen all three points in stoppage time when Puado had another chance
The Brazilian winger enjoyed a highly successful loan spell in Seville
Espanyol began their La Liga 2025/26 campaign in style
Two Ukrainian clubs were in action — with mixed fortunes
García's arrival adds competition to Barça's goalkeeping unit
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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Barcelona have officially been crowned La Liga champions for the 28th time in the club’s history
- Real Betis Edge Fiorentina in Tight UEFA Europa Conference League Semi-Final First Leg
02.05.25 00:38The Spanish side's early dominance proved decisive
Betis are making their intentions clear — and they’re doing it in style
The 1-1 draw leaves both clubs on 39 points, now eight clear of the relegation zone
Girona FC's fairytale story has turned into a nightmare
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
RCD Espanyol delivered a statement performance with a dominant victory over Rayo Vallecano