Betis, player ratings: instead of San Miguel, it should be San Adrián

Real Betis qualified for the knockout stages of the Copa del Rey after beating Real Murcia at the Enrique Roca Stadium by 0-2. Cucho Hernández gave Manuel Pellegrini’s team the lead with a penalty, after some clear hands from … Alberto González that the referee, Munuera Montero, saw and whistled (himself, because in this round there was no VAR yet). In the second half, after a face-to-face between Aitor and the local goalkeeper Piñeiro, the rebound was placed in his own goal by the Murcian goalkeeper. It was a game in which Adrián made three genuine saves in the first half and clearly contributed to his team leading 0-1 at half-time and securing another clean sheet. The objective of El Cerro del Águila should be San Adrián instead of San Miguel from today onwards.

That’s how they played

ADRIEN

OUTSTANDING

Three saves in the first half gave Betis a halftime advantage and finished the match with a clean sheet. He doesn’t play regularly, but he showed up today to avoid a worse outcome.

ANGEL ORTIZ

GOOD

The best in a very flat meeting of the rest of the team. Every time he plays he stands out and that’s very important for a kid coming from career. Good in attack and also in defense.

BARTRA

APPROVED

Serious and without complications against certain attackers who also did not cause too many problems for the Betic defenders.

NATANE

APPROVED

He remained serious and did not let himself be surprised by the local attackers. He had to endure Martínez Munuera’s arrogance after warning him.

VALENTÍN GÓMEZ

APPROVED

He started as a left back and ended as a central defender. He kept his promises, as is usual for the Argentine in his first year in the top flight.

ALTIMIRA

APPROVED

He took the game seriously. He didn’t lose face even when he was pressed a little more by Murcia’s midfielders. He should dare to pull more face when it is clear.

DEOSSA

APPROVED

He kept the type, which was no small thing. A good stride, which keeps him in possession of the ball when you think it is going to be taken away from him. You also have to dare to shoot at medium distance.

PABLO GARCIA

APPROVED

Pellegrini changed him at half-time because he had a poor first half. Maybe that wasn’t why either. You must continue to grow to gain more opportunities.

RIQUELME

WAITING

He turned the good he did against Torrent into an oasis. Of course, the level of the teams is rising and the Madrid player continues to take a step forward. More minutes wasted.

CHIMY ÁVILA

APPROVED

Very little from the Argentinian, who started as a midfielder then ended up on the wing. The only thing is his good free kick.

CUCHO HERNANDEZ

GOOD

Decisive in both areas. The play was made after the shot hit the hand of the home center defender, which resulted in a penalty and resulted in the maximum penalty. Subsequently, he avoided a possible 1-1 draw.

FORNALS

GOOD

Betis had more of the ball with them on the pitch.

RICARDO RODRIGUEZ

APPROVED

He went up and defended his group.

ANTHONY

APPROVED

Dangerous, but you need to be more involved.

AITOR

APPROVED

It was 0-2, then he pushed the goalkeeper to put the ball in his own goal.

THE CELSO

WITHOUT RESERVE

A few minutes.

MANUEL PELLEGRINI

GOOD

The coach took it seriously and knew how to instill it in his players. Oh Monday in Vallecas…

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