Goals and highlights: Levante 2-4 Betis in LaLiga 2022

In a resounding manner, Betis defeats Levante, in Matchday 24 of LaLiga, edition 2021-2022.

After this result, the visitors reach 43 points and will remain in third place; meanwhile, the locals are left with 11, so they will remain in last place.

On the next matchday, the Beticos will host Mallorca; for their part, the Granotes will visit Atletico Madrid.

Fourth substitution for Betis: Aítor Ruibal replaces William Carvalho.

Ejection! Roberto Soldado is shown the red card for a strong tackle on William. Levante are down to 10 men.

Levante also makes changes: Roberto Soldado and Enis Bardhi replace Daniel Gómez and Martín Cáceres.

Betis makes three changes: Diego Lainez, Willian José and Andrés Guardado come on for Rodrigo Sánchez, Borja Iglesias and Cristian Tello.

Héctor Bellerín, Betis fullback, joins the cautioned players.

From a free kick, Nabil Fekir scores to make the difference in the match even bigger for Los Betis.

Martín Cáceres, Levante defender, receives a yellow card.

Once again, on a pass from De Frutos, Daniel Gómez scores his brace and brings the home side closer on the scoreboard.

Levante 2-3 Betis are back in action.

Clearly, and away from home, Betis is defeating Levante with authority.

On the right flank, Jorge de Frutos serves to Daniel Gómez, who inside the six-yard box, scores the second goal.

With an assist from Tello, William finishes a good counterattack with a low, cross-shot to score the visitors' third goal.

Levante make their first change: Roberto Suárez comes on for Rúben Bazo, who leaves due to injury.

After a shot hit the post, Edgar González took advantage of the rebound to push the ball in and increase his club's lead on the scoreboard.

For a foul on Pezella, Nabil Fekir gets the first caution of the game.

Nabil Fekir's cross-shot from William's pass, after a deflection off Miramón, puts the visitors ahead.

Roll the ball! Levante and Betis are already facing each other.

Levante would reach 14 points; it would be 5 points behind its closest rival, but it should be remembered that it has a game pending.

On the other hand, Betis would reach 43 points, which would ensure it would stay at least in fourth place, since there are several clubs that also have one or two matches left to play.

The central referee for this match will be Santiago Jaime; Jorge Bueno, first assistant; Fernando Tresaco, second official; Carlos Calderiña, fourth official; Xavier Estrada, VAR; Iker De Francisco, AVAR; and David Fernández, delegate.

Joel Robles; Paul Akouokou, Victor Ruiz forre, Juanmi Jiménez, Willian José, Joaquín Sánchez, Andrés Guardado, Diego Lainez, Youssouf Sabaly, Aitor Ruibal y Juan Miranda.

Aitor Fernández, Francisco Hidalgo, Enric Franquesa, Roberto Suárez, Nemanja Radoja, José Luis García, Enis Bardhi, Roberto Soldado, Nikola Vukcevic, Coke Andújar, Alejandro Cantero and Marc Pubill.

R. Silva; A. Moreno, M. Bartra, G. Pezzella, H. Bellerín, William, E. González, C. Tello, N. Fekir, Rodri and B. Iglesias.

D. Cárdenas, J. Miramón, Ó. Duarte, R. Vezo, M. Cáceres, C. Clerc, J. Furtos, M. Malsa, G. Melero, D. Gómez and J. Morales.

In a little less than an hour, Levante and Betis will face each other again in the current tournament; both teams need to win. For the moment, the squads of both teams are already at the stadium, and will soon begin their warm-up.

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R. Silva; H. Bellerin, G. Pezzella, M. Bartra, J. Miranda, G. Rodríguez, A. Guardado, Canales, N. Fekir, Juanmi and W. José.

A. Fernández; Postigo, Ó. Duarte, R. Vezo, C. Clerc, N. Radoja, Papelu, M. Pubill, E. Bardhi, Roger and J. Frutos.

Meanwhile, the previous Sunday, the Beticos failed to take advantage of their home advantage at the Estadio Benito Villamarin, as they were beaten 2-0 by Villarreal, which ended their positive streak of four consecutive wins.

Last Friday, the Granotes lost again, this time in their visit to the Alfonso Pérez Stadium, where Getafe defeated them 3-0.

On the other hand, and in a totally opposite case, the team led by the Chilean Manuel Pellegrini is doing a quite plausible job, since it is currently in third position with 40 points, after accumulating 12 wins, 4 draws and 7 defeats; it has scored 41 goals and conceded 27. It will have to win to keep its position in that position, since the upper part of the table -except for the first two positions- is very close.

The team coached by the Italian Alessio Lisci has fallen quite short of its aspirations, as it is currently the worst team in the division, as it is in the last position (20) with only 11 points, the result of 1 win, 8 draws and 13 losses; it has 21 goals scored and 46 conceded.

They need to win to close the gap on their closest rivals in the relegation battle.

This Sunday morning, Levante and Betis will face each other again in the current competition, but this time in the San Lorenzo neighborhood; unlike the first time they met, both teams arrive at very different moments, since while the locals are in serious relegation problems after being at the bottom, the visitors are at the top of the standings, trying to secure their ticket to European competitions.

My name is Alan Rodriguez and I’ll be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, score updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.