VS
Real Madrid vs Real Betis pairs a heavyweight with a challenger that has repeatedly shown it can disrupt the expected order. Madrid won 5–1 at the Bernabéu on 4 January 2026, yet Betis answered 1–1 on 24 April 2026 and 1–0 at home on 4 September 2026. A future meeting can ask whether Betis’s resistance travels or Madrid restore their authority again.
Past matches, Real Madrid vs Real Betis
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Real Betis
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18M
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17M
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40G
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15M
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23D
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16D
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31G
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14F
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27F
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12D
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19F
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5D
Real Madrid Substitutes
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M
20
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F
25
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D
22
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D
33
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G
31
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M
38
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G
13
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F
19
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M
21
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M
29
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D
18
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D
12
Match events
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39'Marc Bartra Diego Llorente
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45' +3Arda Güler Yellow Card
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54'Ibrahima Konaté Yellow Card
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54'José Mário dos Santos Mourinho Félix Yellow Card
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60'Álvaro Fidalgo Isco
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61'Eduardo Camavinga Yellow Card
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64'Facundo Bernal Yellow Card
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64'Bernardo Silva Eduardo Camavinga
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64'Trent Alexander-Arnold Denzel Dumfries
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64'Yan Diomande Arda Güler
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68'Nelson Deossa Facundo Bernal
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68'Troy Parrott Cucho Hernández
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77'Rodrigo Riquelme Antony Matheus dos Santos
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81'⚽Troy Parrott Normal Goal
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82'Carlos Espí Federico Valverde
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83'Marc Roca Yellow Card
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88'Álvaro Fernández Carreras Marc Cucurella
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89'Carlos Espí Goal cancelled
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90' +3Natan Bernardo de Souza Yellow Card
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90' +4⚽Kylian Mbappé Missed Penalty
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90' +9Vinícius Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Real Madrid VS Real Betis
Madrid set the broad reference
Real Madrid have supplied the greater share of decisive performances in this fixture. The 6–1 victory at Betis on 15 October 2016 and the 5–1 home success on 4 January 2026 show how forcefully Madrid can turn control into a result. Their 2–0 home victory on 1 September 2024 added a quieter example: the matchup can be managed without becoming a shootout.
Betis can disrupt the order
Betis have made the hierarchy uncomfortable as well. They beat Madrid 2–1 at home on 1 March 2025, shared a 1–1 draw there on 24 April 2026, then won 1–0 at home on 4 September 2026. Those results show two routes to resistance: a home performance that denies Madrid space, and a disciplined contest that keeps the margin narrow. Future meetings can test whether Betis carry that disruption into Madrid or whether the favourite steadily reasserts control. The tension remains.