Real Madrid Controlled the Match. Real Betis Controlled What Mattered.

Real Madrid created enough to leave Seville with far more than a defeat, yet every opportunity to change the outcome disappeared — from the crossbar and a disallowed bicycle kick to Kylian Mbappé’s stoppage-time penalty. Real Betis survived the pressure, trusted their discipline, and delivered when Madrid could not, handing José Mourinho his first league defeat since returning to the Spanish capital and exposing the unforgiving difference between controlling a match and actually finishing it.

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