Real Madrid-Betis: league champions looking to end campaign with a home win
Ancelotti’s side welcome the team from Seville on the final matchday of the season (9 pm CET).
This evening Real Madrid close the curtain on the LaLiga campaign when they take on Betis at the Santiago Bernabéu 9 pm CET. The league champions will be aiming to end the competition with a win in front of their fans ahead of the Champions League final on Saturday 28th against Liverpool at the Stade de France Paris.
“We want to sign off for the LaLiga season on a high in front of our fans”, said Carlo Ancelotti in the press conference ahead of the clash. The Italian coach has named these players in his squad with the objective of remaining competitive and ending the season in the best possible way, with another win at the Bernabéu, where the side has a record of 13 wins, four draws and only one defeat.
“We want to sign off for the LaLiga season on a high in front of our fans”, said Carlo Ancelotti in the press conference ahead of the clash. The Italian coach has named these players in his squad with the objective of remaining competitive and ending the season in the best possible way, with another win at the Bernabéu, where the side has a record of 13 wins, four draws and only one defeat.
Real Madrid are the highest scoring team in LaLiga with 80 goals, and a large portion of these have come from Karim Benzema. The Frenchman is the competition’s pichichi with 27 goals and he will be looking to add to his tally and seal a fine campaign in front of the Madrid fans.
Betis
The Seville-based side head to the Bernabéu on the back of a superb season, which has seen them lift the Copa del Rey and they currently sit in fifth position in the league table. Betis have a record of 19 wins, seven draws and 11 defeats. They also go into the clash in a rich vein of form after winning their last two outings against Valencia and Granada. Juanmi 16 goals and Borja Iglesias 10 are the team’s top goalscorers in attack.
Betis
The Seville-based side head to the Bernabéu on the back of a superb season, which has seen them lift the Copa del Rey and they currently sit in fifth position in the league table. Betis have a record of 19 wins, seven draws and 11 defeats. They also go into the clash in a rich vein of form after winning their last two outings against Valencia and Granada. Juanmi 16 goals and Borja Iglesias 10 are the team’s top goalscorers in attack.