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Real Betis vs Real Madrid

Started 46 days, 5 hours, 12 minutes ago

Date & Time
Fri 4th September 2026 9:00pm Local
Fri 4th September 2026 7:00pm UTC

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Real Madrid @ Real Betis

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League
Spanish La Liga

Season
2026-2027

Round
Round 4

Status
FT

Location
Seville
Spain

Estadio de La Cartuja
(66,046 Attendance)

Parrott

(81')

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Home Team Lineup

Isco Fidalgo 60	Fornals	Llorente Bartra 39
Natan	Hernández Parrott 68	Roca
Valles	García	Bernal Deossa 68
Antony Riquelme 77	Bellerin

Away Team Lineup

Güler Diomande 64	Bellingham	Valverde Carlos Esp 82
Camavinga Silva 64	Konaté	Huijsen
Mbappé	Courtois	Júnior
Cucurella Carreras 88	Dumfries Alexander- 64

Event Statistics

Passes accurate

194

263

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Total passes

221

294

Total Shots

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Description

Real Betis host Real Madrid at La Cartuja in a high-profile Matchday 4 clash, with Manuel Pellegrini’s side looking to respond after a heavy defeat to Levante while José Mourinho’s Madrid arrive with a perfect league record and one of the division’s most dangerous attacks. With Troy Parrott leading the Betis front line and Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior and Jude Bellingham providing Madrid’s main threat, the fixture offers an early test of both teams’ ambitions.

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Result Description

Real Betis ended Real Madrid’s perfect start to the LaLiga season with a dramatic 1–0 victory at La Cartuja, Troy Parrott scoring the decisive goal in the 81st minute after pouncing on a rebound from Thibaut Courtois. Madrid hit the woodwork, had a late Carlos Espí equaliser ruled out for offside and were handed one final opportunity from the penalty spot, but Álvaro Valles saved Kylian Mbappé’s stoppage-time penalty to secure a memorable Betis win.