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Atletico Madrid vs Real Betis 2:1: Match Review & Stats

Spain   /   La Liga
Atletico Madrid
Atletico Madrid
Home · last 5 W W W L W
Kick-off
Sun 03 Mar · 15:15
2:1
Full-time
Real Betis
Real Betis
W W D L D Away · last 5
Riyadh Air Metropolitano · Madrid Referee Cesar Soto Grado, Spain
Total goals
3
2 · 1
xG (open play)
3.04 – 0.58
Δ +2.46
Possession
43% – 57%

Model verdict

Post-match · 90 sec read
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Statistics

ATM 2 – 1 BET
43%
Possession (%)
57%
3.04
Expected Goals (xG) expected goals
0.58
17
Total Shots
12
12
Shots on Target
6
4
Shots off Target
4
13
Shots Inside Box
8
4
Corner Kicks
6
3
Offsides
0
9
Fouls
12
79%
Pass Accuracy (%)
83%
1
Yellow Cards
2
5
Goalkeeper Saves
11

Match events

17 · 2 – 1
Rui Silva
Own goal · 1–0
⚽
8'
Rodrigo de Paul
Yellow Card
▮
18'
Álvaro Morata (P)
Penalty · 2–0
⚽
28'
Álvaro Morata
3–0
⚽
44'
Half-time · 3 – 0
46'
⇄
William Carvalho ↓ · Rodri Sánchez ↑
Substitution 1
46'
⇄
Guido Rodríguez ↓ · Marc Roca ↑
Substitution 2
62'
⚽
William Carvalho
Assist · Johnny · 3–1
Saúl Ñíguez ↓ · Koke ↑
Substitution 1
⇄
62'
Nahuel Molina ↓ · Rodrigo de Paul ↑
Substitution 2
⇄
62'
67'
▮
Germán Pezzella
Yellow Card
72'
⇄
Juan Miranda ↓ · Héctor Bellerín ↑
Substitution 3
72'
⇄
Ayoze Pérez ↓ · Chimy Ávila ↑
Substitution 4
Rodrigo Riquelme ↓ · Samuel Lino ↑
Substitution 3
⇄
81'
Reinildo Mandava ↓ · Memphis Depay ↑
Substitution 4
⇄
81'
85'
▮
Guido Rodríguez
Yellow Card
Stefan Savić ↓ · Álvaro Morata ↑
Substitution 5
⇄
86'
90'
⇄
Abdessamad Ezzalzouli ↓ · Johnny ↑
Substitution 5
Full-time · 2 – 1

Match recap

Atletico Madrid beat Real Betis 2–1 at home. At half-time it was 2–0.

In possession, the visitors ran the game with 57% of the ball. On the balance of chances, the hosts held the expected-goals edge, 3.04 to 0.58. In attack, the hosts carried the greater threat — 17 shots to 12, 12 on target. At the back, the visitors leaned on their goalkeeper for 11 saves. For discipline, the referee produced 3 yellow cards.

On the scoresheet: Rui Silva (8'), Álvaro Morata (44'), William Carvalho (62').