Real Betis claimed a 1‑0 victory over Feyenoord on 21 October 2026, a result that marked the Spanish side’s third win from three in the Champions League group stage. The match, played in front of a full house, saw the Spanish club maintain an unbeaten start to the competition.
The only goal came from a penalty awarded to Betis in the 59th minute. Isco, who leads the team as captain, converted the spot‑kick to give his side the lead. His successful penalty was the decisive moment in a game that remained level until that point.
Betis’ triumph was the third of the season for the club, matching the record of other teams that had won all three of their opening matches. The win kept the Spanish club firmly in the hunt for a top‑four finish in the group standings.
Isco’s contribution was recognised with the Player of the Match award. The accolade was given after he became the first Betis player to score in consecutive Champions League fixtures, a milestone that underlines his importance to the team’s campaign.
Feyenoord, meanwhile, had moments of promise. Anis Hadj Moussa was a constant threat, while Gjivai Zechiël missed a clear chance by firing over the bar. Despite these opportunities, the Dutch side could not find a way past the Spanish defence.
During the match, Betis made two substitutions to reinforce their attack. Fornals was replaced by Ceballos in the 64th minute, and Antony was swapped for Riquelme in the 86th minute. These changes were aimed at maintaining pressure on the opposition as the game progressed.
With the win, Betis remains in a strong position in their group, while Feyenoord will look to regroup for their next fixtures. The result also sets the stage for the upcoming matches, where both teams will aim to build on their performances and secure points to advance to the knockout stages.
