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Continuation of the 27th day of La Liga this Sunday afternoon with a very good poster. Atlético de Madrid hosted the Betis Sevilla club on the Cívitas Metropolitano pitch. While the locals rather dominated the debates during the game, it was the Colchoneros who started with flying colors, taking advantage of a CSC from Rui Silva (8th). Alvaro Morata missed his penalty (28th) but then recovered well to logically double the lead before the break (44th). In the second half, William Carvalho reduced the score to save the furniture (62nd).
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In the standings, Atlético de Madrid still occupies the top spot in the Spanish championship with this fine 4th position, while Real Betis is still in the race for Europe with 6th place. Next weekend during the 28th day of the championship, the Colchoneros will travel to Andalusia to challenge Cadiz, while the Verdiblancos1 will host Villarreal.
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