The Betis tour ends like the rosary of dawn

The tour of Real Betis through South American lands it ended like the rosary of dawn, with the third defeat of Betic -second against Colo Colo (1-0)- despite notably improving the image of previous games and expulsions everywhere, including his own Manuel Pellegriniwho ended up losing his nerves due to the referee’s permissiveness with the harshness of the locals, and went to the booth to protest the expulsion of fekir in a play in which the referee ended up rectifying and showing the red to miranda (83′), although the Betic coach kept the red, which the local coach had seen before, Gustavo QuintanaAlso for protesting.

pellegrini He put practically the best he had into the fray, including a Sergio Canales renqueante from the very hard attack suffered in the last game against this same rival, and the béticos came out with a couple of points more intensity than in previous clashes, putting their leg decisively in the disputes and cutting off any counterattack attempt from Chilean players.

On this occasion it was Betis who took the initiative and who enjoyed the best chances from the initial whistle, especially in the feet of Borja Iglesias Y fekir, who endured the entire game and continued tarascadas from the Chileans. The best game of the béticos was not reflected on the scoreboard and after 57 minutes the verdiblancos had to lament the injury of Juan Cruz, who suffered a strained thigh in a race.

With the carousel of changes he took advantage of the Colo Colowho scored after a clear foul on miranda while he was off the field. Then came a row with his own miranda of protagonist, the protests, the carousel of expulsions and, finally, the whistle that put an end to this ordeal on tour.

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