Real Madrid vs Real Betis

Ancelotti wants to use this game as preparation for the Final, which means that he will likely start the same lineup he will deploy in Paris with the exception ...

Available Streaming: ESPN+ Available TV: Movistar La Liga, ESPN+ Real Madrid host Betis in what is the last game of the 2021-2022 La Liga season and also the last before the crucial Champions League Final against Liverpool.

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Real Madrid's last game before the Champions League final against Liverpool ended in a goalless draw against Real Betis on Friday as Marcelo bid farewell to ...

Marcelo, Isco and Joaquin all came on and Joaquin should have scored in the 86th minute. But Sergio Canales picked the wrong pass when Nabil Fekir was free and Real Madrid escaped unscathed. Marcelo accepted applause from his teammates after the final whistle and left, waving to the stands as he went.

Real Madrid completed their triumphant LaLiga season and warmed up for next week's Champions League final against Liverpool with a goalless draw with visiting Real Betis at the Bernabeu on Friday. With Madrid already confirmed as champions and ...

"I'm clear who'll play from the start and then we'll see what happens during the game," he said. With Madrid already confirmed as champions and fifth-placed Betis knowing they'll miss out on a Champions League place, there was little to play for for either side. Another player on the way out, Gareth Bale, didn't feature but Ancelotti suggested he could yet make a final appearance for the club in Paris.

Real Madrid and Real Betis will draw the curtain on their 2021-22 La Liga campaign when they square off at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday.

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Real Madrid completed their triumphant LaLiga season and warmed up for next week's Champions League final against Liverpool with a goalless draw with ...

"I'm clear who'll play from the start and then we'll see what happens during the game," he said. With Madrid already confirmed as champions and fifth-placed Betis knowing they'll miss out on a Champions League place, there was little to play for for either side. Another player on the way out, Gareth Bale, didn't feature but Ancelotti suggested he could yet make a final appearance for the club in Paris.

Player ratings from Real Madrid's 0-0 draw with Real Betis on the final day of La ...

Intelligent, composed, resilient, ostentatious and progressive - an impressive, all-round second-half cameo from the teenager. SUB: Dani Ceballos (70' for Modric) - 6/10 - Linked with a move to Betis this summer, the midfielder didn't do too badly in his audition. SUB: Isco (70' for Rodrygo) - 6/10 - A less emotional, but heartfelt nonetheless, farewell. SUB: Marcelo (70' for Mendy) - 6/10 - An emotional goodbye to a club for whom he has been a phenomenal and much-loved servant. Benzema, however, snapped his half volley too close to Real Betis goalkeeper Rui Silva after connecting perfectly with Dani Carvajal's cross. SUB: Federico Valverde (46' for Kroos) - 6/10 - A sound display but completely overshadowed by his fellow half-time substitute.

Get a report of the Real Madrid vs. Real Betis 2021-22 LaLiga football match.

"I'm clear who'll play from the start and then we'll see what happens during the game," he said. With Madrid already confirmed as champions and fifth-placed Betis knowing they'll miss out on a Champions League place, there was little to play for for either side. Another player on the way out, Gareth Bale, didn't feature but Ancelotti suggested he could yet make a final appearance for the club in Paris.

The last match of the season felt like a summer friendly, Thibaut Courtois admitted as much after match, but Carlo Ancelotti wanted to give his starters as ...

No official confirmation, but it may have been the legend’s last showing in the Santiago Bernabeu. Marcelo—7: Played two near-perfect crosses which Benzema and Rodrygo failed to latch onto and finish. Luka Modric—7: Exhibited strong fitness levels running all across the park. Taken off at half-time for Camavinga. Ferland Mendy—6: A few misplaced passes with Vinicius Junior, but was otherwise solid with the rest of the backline. Full match ratings below: