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Isco's Penalty Secures Narrow Real Betis Win Over Feyenoord

Key Takeaways: Real Betis clinched a 1-0 victory over Feyenoord, continuing their flawless UEFA Champions League campaign Isco converted a penalty in the 58th minute, netting his fourth goal in three matches Betis dominated throughout the match with 10 shots on target, while Feyenoord tested Alvaro Valles only twice First Half Action: Missed Opportunities and […] The post Isco’s Penalty Secures Narrow Real Betis Win Over Feyenoord appeared first…

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Feyenoord lost their third match in the Champions League competition phase by a narrow margin. Real Betis needed only a penalty converted by star player Isco after the break: 1-0. The Rotterdam side were too passive for a long time in southern Spain and shook off their inhibitions too late.

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Feyenoord conceded a controversial penalty in the Champions League on Wednesday following a handball by Jeremiah St. Juste. Our reporter Maarten Wijffels considers it too harsh a punishment. What would you consider an appropriate punishment for such moments? We are curious.

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Betis - Feyenoord 1:0: The Feyenoord's eighth consecutive defeat in Eurocup, Champion League statistics.

Last week, the foreign media paid compliments to Feyenoord, but now there is mainly praise for opponent Real Betis. The Spanish sports press observed that the Rotterdammers failed to hurt the surprising number 5 of the Champions League on Wednesday evening.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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