Real Betis vs Osasuna 5-2

Real Betis beat Osasuna 5-2 at Estadio de la Cartuja after a second-half swing that saw them recover from going behind, then finish strongly. Isco’s 90+6 minute penalty and José Antonio Morante Antúnez’s stoppage-time strike settled it after Osasuna had come back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2.

Betis took control of the first half through Isco, who opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 10th minute, before Abde Ezzalzouli made it 2-0 on 31 minutes from Cucho Hernández’s assist. Osasuna then picked up bookings for Jon Moncayola in the 41st minute and Unai Santos on 45 minutes, while Cucho Hernández was booked in first-half stoppage time. The visitors made an early change as Unai Santos made way for Asier Osambela on 45 minutes. The half-time score was Real Betis 2-0 Osasuna.

Osasuna halved the deficit three minutes after the restart when Ante Budimir turned the ball into his own net in the 48th minute, then Budimir equalised on 51 minutes after a VAR check confirmed the goal. Raul García completed the turnaround on 56 minutes from Alejandro Catena’s assist. Betis levelled again through Isco in the 67th minute, his second of the match, then made three more changes across the second half, including Antony Matheus dos Santos for Rodrigo Riquelme on 73 minutes and Dani Ceballos for Isco on 74. Osasuna also made two changes on 63 minutes, then were pushed back as Betis had the late pressure that led to José Antonio Morante Antúnez, who had come on on 90+2 minutes, scoring on 90+6 from Héctor Bellerín’s assist to win it.

Betis had 52% of the possession, 495 passes to Osasuna’s 459 and 20 shots to 11, with 7 on target to 5. They also led the expected goals tally 2.83 to 1.57, had 8 corners to 4 and did not go offside, while Osasuna were caught offside twice. Each side made 3 saves, and Osasuna finished with 13 fouls to Betis’s 11.

Osasuna were booked five times, with Jon Moncayola, Unai Santos, Lucas Torró, Valentin Rosier and Alejandro Catena all shown yellow cards. Betis were booked twice, for Cucho Hernández in first-half stoppage time and Marc Roca in the 81st minute.