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Betis beat Osasuna 5-2 to move level with Atlético in second place
Real Betis beat Osasuna 5-2 in the Spanish league’s eighth round.
Isco scored twice, and Ezzalzouli and Morante also scored for Betis, while Osasuna’s Budimir scored an own goal before later finding the net for his team.
The win gave Betis four victories in their last five league matches.
They moved level with Atlético Madrid in second place, five points behind leaders Barcelona.
Celta Vigo drew 0-0 away to Elche and extended their unbeaten run to five games.
Celta have taken seven points from their last five matches and are due to host Juventus in the Europa League on Thursday.
Real Betis beat Osasuna 5-2 to move level with Atlético Madrid in second place in La Liga.
The win was Betis’s fourth in its last five matches.
Isco scored twice for Betis.
Ezzalzouli and Morante also scored, and Ante Budimir scored an own goal before scoring for Osasuna.
Betis were five points behind league leaders Barcelona.
- Who
- Real Betis and Osasuna.
- What
- Betis beat Osasuna 5-2 and moved level with Atlético Madrid in second place.
- When
- Sunday, during the eighth round of La Liga.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The result moved Betis level with Atlético Madrid in second place.
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- Score
- Real Betis 5-2 Osasuna
- Betis position
- Level with Atlético Madrid in second place
- Gap to leaders
- Five points behind Barcelona
- Isco
- Scored twice for Betis
- Betis recent form
- Four wins in the last five matches
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