The Betis tour ends like a dawn rosary

The tour of Real Betis through the South American lands it ended like a rosary of the dawn, with Betic’s third loss -second match Colo Colo (1-0)- despite a noticeable improvement in the image of the previous games and dismissals everywhere, including himself Manuel Pellegriniwho completely lost his temper over the referee’s acquiescence to the brutality of the locals, and went to the booth to protest the dismissal of fekir in a play where the referee ended up correcting and showing red to Miranda (83′), although the Betic coach kept the red, which the local coach saw then, Gustavo QuintanaAlso for protesting.

pellegrini He put almost the best he had into the battle, including a Sergio Canales renqueante from the very difficult attack suffered in the last game against this same rival, and the béticos came out with a few points more intense than in the previous clashes, putting their feet in the misunderstandings and cut any counterattack attempts from the Chilean players.

This time it is Legs who took the initiative and enjoyed the best opportunities from the first whistle, especially at the foot of Borja Iglesias Y fekir, who endured throughout the game and sustained tarascadas from the Chileans. béticos’ best game did not show on the scoreboard and after 57 minutes the verdiblancos had to mourn 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 in itself Miranda of the opponent, the protests, the carousel of expulsions and, finally, the whistle that ended this test on the tour.