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Single reviewThe whites turn the game against Betis Sevilla after a temporary deficit and win 3-2. Raphaël Varane once again proves to be an important support in defense, while Federico Valverde pulls the strings in the center of the field and becomes a scorer. Luka Jović’s offensive appearance is not plagued with luck either. The individual review of the REAL TOTAL of the 3rd day of LaLiga.
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Valverde is in the foreground, Jović is in the background – Photos: imago images / ZUMA Wire, Agencia EFE
Starting XI
Thibaut Courtois
Keeping the area clean against Real Sociedad (0-0), the Belgian had to grab twice against Betis. With goals conceded by Aïssa Mandi with a header (35th) and William Carvalho (37th) with a hard left foot, the Los Blancos goalkeeper cannot be blamed, especially since the balls should have defended better earlier. Instead, the 28-year-old had already been very strong when he repelled Antonio Sanabria’s header in the 7th minute from very close. Otherwise, Real’s No. 1 remained flawless and once again mastered his work with flying colors. TOTAL REAL-Note: 2.5.
Dani carvajal
As in the Basque Country, the right-back of the royal team put pressure on Andalusia and actively participated in offensive actions or even initiated them himself. Also on defense, the 28-year-old did exactly what coach Zinédine Zidane asked him to do and kept the speed that came through Betis’ wings under control. Carvajal played an important role in Betis defender Emerson’s (48th) own goal, as he brought in the dangerous cross from the right. TOTAL REAL-Note: 2.5.
Sergio Ramos
In the first half, the 34-year-old captain showed one or another lack of concentration and rewarded once standing in front of the goal and once more from very close distance with his head. On good days, the native Sevillian usually refuses to occupy both positions. Be that as it may: In the second half, the 82nd minute penalty, which Ramos transformed into Panenka’s usual form, ensured Real Madrid’s victory. All’s well That ends well. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.
Raphaël varane
The Frenchman already showed at Real Sociedad that he had not suffered any trauma from his abandonment in the last round of 16 of the Champions League against Manchester City. As with “La Real”, the 27-year-old proved to be a fixture in the white ballet’s defensive network and never lost a duel. It can go on like this! TOTAL REAL-Note: 1.5.
Ferland mendy
The left-back has yet to find his way into the new season. Last season was probably the king’s transfer from last year’s summer transfer window, the Frenchman went almost unnoticed against Betis, but he secured action on offense and there wasn’t much danger behind. Mendy is likely to still put on some showmanship this season. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.5.
Toni Kroos (up to 45 minutes)
The German international can write off the appearance at the Benito Villamarín Stadium as a collective success. Because for the midfield strategist, the task outside Betis was unusually unhappy from a personal point of view. With an approval rate of “only” 88 percent, the 30-year-old remained below his average. But it would also have been because he was not quite fit. Immediately before the break, Zidane knocked him down – Kroos complained of problems in the hip area. TOTAL REAL-Note: 4.
Casemiro
Madrileños tend to be used to better things from the Brazilian. The midfield tank brought only 76 percent of the passes to the teammate and won only half of his tackles with six of twelve. The 28-year-old made a solid contribution to game preparation and ensured a balance between defense and offense. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.5.
Federico Valverde
Finally, another great performance by Valverde, “Zizou” must have thought, who trusted the Uruguayan and gave preference to Luka Modrić. The 22-year-old quickly gave up and hit the mark in the 14th minute to fine-tune a great cross from Karim Benzema to give Merengues the lead. In addition, the youngster had a well-deserved man-of-the-match performance with a 93 percent pass rate and six of nine wins. TOTAL REAL-Note: 1.5.
Martin Ødegaard (up to 45 minutes)
The Norwegian has yet to find his way into the Los Blancos game after his early return from Real Sociedad. In front of his ex-club, the 21-year-old was allowed to play in the “ten” in Seville from the start. There the offensive talent was pale and could not put any accent, after which it was over for him at half-time. TOTAL REAL-Note: 4.
Karim Benzema
The French center forward advanced not as a scorer but as a squad provider in the victory over Betis. In the 14th minute, the 32-year-old made a breakthrough down the right into the penalty area and gave Valverde the lead. Otherwise KB9 missed two big chances: while hitting the first “100 percent” from a good five meters off the crossbar, he only gave up again immediately before the final whistle in front of goalkeeper Joel Robles’ area. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.5.
Luka Jovic (bis 72. Minute)
The Serbian, who arrived from Eintracht Frankfurt in 2019 for 60 million euros, still does not want to take off at Real Madrid. The 22-year-old was allowed to run alongside Benzema from the start, but failed to play in the foreground in the attack of the Spanish champions. Little staged by his teammates and otherwise seemed disoriented, the attacker, who was brought down in front of goal by Emerson in the 66th minute of the game, received at least one red card for the opponent. TOTAL REAL-Note: 4.5.
Zidane analyzes Real’s victory at Betis: Keep reading “You can be satisfied.”
Substitute players
Luka Modric (from minute 45)
The 2018 world footballer entered shortly before the break for the ailing Kroos and was able to take over his task at the center without problems. The Croatian radiated composure as usual and brought stability to the game with a steady passing rate of 87 percent, who ran better thereafter as well. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.
Isco (ab 46. Minute)
More recently against Real Sociedad and not in the squad, Zidane put the Spaniard in the game after the break for Ødegaard. The 28-year-old swirled on offense and created pressure to make the home team more dangerous on attack than it was in the first 45 minutes. With his replacement, his coach was right, because Isco presented himself in a more striking way than his Norwegian partner. TOTAL REAL-Note: 3.5.
Borja Mayoral (ab 72. Minute)
The returned from Levante on loan had the opportunity in the closing stages of causing more danger in the Los Blancos attack. Shortly before the end, the Spaniard had the opportunity to finish off in the penalty area, but Betis defender Marc Bartra reached into the duel before Mayoral could shoot. Unhappy and clumsy: Real punished this mistake in the person of Ramos. TOTAL REAL-Note: Unrated.
Coach
Zinedine Zidane
On offense, Eden Hazard and Marco Asensio were still not fit for the game in Seville, so Zidane saw Benzema and Jović as the two candidates who had to solve it in the face of the opposite goal. They both lacked their coolness, while Isco might have started in place of Ødegaard at first. After the setbacks caused by the two goals conceded in the first half, the Frenchman made a real change during the break and sent a team that changed personally and tactically, successfully. TOTAL REAL-Note: 2.5.
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