“Troy Parrott scores from close range after Nelson Deossa's header is saved from a corner, giving Real Betis the lead.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Real Madrid controlled this match by every measure that matters on paper - 58% possession, 18 shots to 9, six big chances created against Betis's one - yet found themselves picking the ball out of their own net in the final ten minutes. Betis, content to sit deep and absorb pressure with 24 tackles to Madrid's 5, waited for their moment and struck through substitute Troy Parrott, who bundled home a rebound after Nelson Deossa's header was saved from a corner. Madrid pushed hard for an equalizer and hit the woodwork through Mbappé, but their profligacy in front of goal - six big chances missed - proved fatal. For Betis this is a statement result against a heavyweight rival, while Madrid's title challenge takes an early dent despite their overwhelming control of the game.
How entertaining was this match?
Real Madrid's flawless start to the season faces a stern test against a resurgent Real Betis side at La Cartuja. With Los Blancos riding a three-game winning streak and Betis fresh off consecutive victories, this Friday night clash promises fireworks in Andalusia.