Real Madrid failed to surpass Barcelona as Isco won Real Betis’ 54th minute championship at the Benito Villamarin Stadium, condemning Los Blancos’ second defeat this month.
Madrid lifted the close sequence in a keen sequence between Kylian Mbappe and Ferland Mendy, but Madrid led the 10th minute, but Betis overturned a game on Manchester United’s hanging suspension rate – starting from 11 minutes of the half-time, when Johnny Cardoso’s season in the U.S. International, 11 minutes.
The former Madrid Player beat Poctors Condrac when goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois added time to another Isco Corner out of the racing world’s header, but nine minutes after the break when 19-year-old winger Jesus Rodriguez trailed Antonio Rudiger, which put Antonio Rudiger in a stumbling position.
Carlo Ancelotti’s side played a game over their recent rivals and also led the goal difference below Barcelona’s leader.
Isco opposes his former club! 😱
The former reality Madrid man gave Real Betis the lead after switching from the scene. pic.twitter.com/ribdxgxdjb
– Premier Sports (@premsportstv) March 1, 2025
Betis beats Madrid with Isco goal
Former Spanish International Isco showed why he spent nine years in Madrid until 2022, winning three titles and five Champions League titles in 19 trophies by Santiago Bernabeu.
The 32-year-old briefly spelled with Sevilla before joining Betis in 2023, and his performance reminded him of his influence in Madrid, including 53 goals in 353 games.
The ISCO winner may prove his old team’s ambition to win an exciting championship game in the remaining 12 games of the league season.
Betis almost made a second when Cucho Hernandez shot narrowly in the second half, with Madrid replacing Mbappe (returning from dental surgery) with 15 minutes left.
Brahim Díaz opens to score! ⚪
Morocco took the finish line after outstanding performances from Kylian Mbappé and Ferland Mendy. pic.twitter.com/pyluc4dzi4
– Premier Sports (@premsportstv) March 1, 2025
Real Madrid Fixtures
From the 1st February victory over Espanyol in Espanyol, they are now in four away games in Laliga. Their next one is in Villarreal, who have lost just two of their 12 league home games this season.
Atleti held the fourth Athletic Bilbao at GMT at 8pm on Saturday, and Barcelona hosted the ninth Real Sociedad on Sunday (3.15pm).
Champions League holder Madrid hosted Atleti in the first leg of the last 16 matches on Tuesday (8pm), then hosted Rayo Vallecano five days later (3.15pm), before returning to the match in the knockout round on March 12 (8pm).
Betis’ second straight home win raised them to sixth. Manuel Pellegrini’s players hosted Portuguese rival Vitoria in the first leg of the first round of the conference league at Thursday (5.45pm).
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