5 – 2
“Isco converts from the spot after Rodrigo Riquelme is fouled in the box, giving Betis an early lead.”
“Osasuna's Ante Budimir turns the ball into his own net from a Betis free kick, putting Betis three goals clear right after halftime.”
Pivotal“Raúl García heads home from a corner to pull Osasuna back to within one goal, sparking belief in a comeback.”
Pivotal“Isco curls a left-footed finish into the top corner to restore Betis' two-goal cushion and take the sting out of Osasuna's comeback.”
Pivotal“Substitute José Antonio Morante caps a frantic finish with a composed strike from outside the box to make it 5-2.”
Outstanding performance

Real Betis blitzed Osasuna early through Isco's penalty and Abde Ezzalzouli's clinical finish, then blew the game open after the break when Ante Budimir turned into his own net to make it 3-0. Osasuna refused to fold, with Budimir atoning minutes later and Raúl García's corner header dragging them back to 3-2 and setting up a nervy finish. But Isco's second goal in the 67th minute restored control, and Betis closed it out with a stoppage-time finish from substitute José Antonio Morante. Betis' 20 shots and 8 corners to Osasuna's 11 and 4 tell the story of a dominant attacking display, while the result lifts Manuel Pellegrini's side in the La Liga table and leaves Osasuna with defensive questions to answer heading into their next fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Fourth-placed Real Betis welcome struggling Osasuna to La Cartuja looking to continue a perfect unbeaten home record, while Osasuna try to arrest a worrying defensive slide that has seen them concede 12 goals in five matches. History and form both heavily favor the hosts.