Betis is experiencing happy days. This Thursday, the team led by Manuel Pellegrini defeated Getafe by the minimum score, in the sixth round of LaLiga. With this result, they register their fourth consecutive victory (three in the Spanish competition and one in the Champions League) and reach 15 points, which places them as escort to the leader, Barcelona with 18.
Hispanic chronicles highlighted the triumph and the good run of the Betis team. El diario de Sevilla wrote: “Betis turns into art the procedure that chokes anyone. They managed with solvency and without exposing too much one of those duels called ‘trap match’, an overexertion that LaLiga’s evil calendar slips in with bad intentions in a demanding sequence of commitments.”
In addition, they pointed out the changes that the Chilean coach made for this match: “And he did it without the performance noticing in any way that Manuel Pellegrini introduced up to seven changes compared to the last match played by the ‘verdiblancos’.”
A similar analysis was made by Diario Marca, which highlighted the names that paved the way for the victory: “Deossa delivered an outstanding performance, Antony was a permanent threat and Valles reappeared when necessary to protect three points that allow Pellegrini’s team to continue looking upwards, in third place in the table with 15 points out of a possible 18”.
Finally, El Desmarque wrote: “Real Betis remains in a sweet state. The ‘verdiblancos’ achieved their fourth consecutive triumph, enough to maintain third place and equal Real Madrid in points. A hard-fought and worked victory until the end against Bordalás’ Getafe, in a match decided by Ez Abde’s goal, with whom football did justice after what happened at La Cerámica.”
After this victory, Pellegrini and company are thinking about Deportivo La Coruña, the team that will be their rival on Sunday, September 20, for the seventh round of LaLiga, at the Riazor stadium.
