Bryan puts Pellegrini near the cliff

Betis and Pellegrini look over the precipice. The Verdiblancos, who with the two that Eibar made him have conceded 23 goals in 11 games, they lost their fifth game of the last six and are just two points away from relegation to Second, and all despite having played more than anyone in this Frankenstein League to which the calendar has forced due to the pandemic. A nomadic Eibar breathes, led again this Monday by Sevilla's Bryan Gil has added 10 of his 13 points away from Ipurua. Another stadium will have to be built.

What a tostón of the first part that came out, the kind on which it does not matter to record a communion or a baptism. Tello had crashed in Dmitrovic the best or rather the only notable approach of Betis to the Eibar area and the gunsmiths, who did haunt Joel more thanks to the desire of a very active Bryan, threatened to do the hara-kiri. The Barbateño finished off on goal and when the ball slipped in, Inui decided to clinch it. The VAR checked, for misery, the Japanese was offside.

Some joke released in the networks, because the Japanese militated several months without luck in Heliopolis, which had been “Inui's best move since he signed for Betis“. Mendilibar was desperate and the game went to the locker room without much else to highlight. Inui and his coach did not have to complain much more because shortly after starting the second half, his compatriot Muto put Eibar on the path of victory with the first goal in more than a year. It had been 385 days that the Japanese battering ram had not marked (50 ').

For Muto's goal, Esteban Burgos had prolonged the ball in a corner, who despite being central, has a lot to say in the still rickety gunsmith scoreboard this season. Own Burgos was in charge of transforming, just three minutes later, a silly penalty from Joel Robles to Correa.

The Madrid goalkeeper was redeemed in the final stretch, replacing the injured Claudio Bravo. The changes did not awaken Betis, it was Eibar who continued to deserve to score more. Joel made two great stops to, of course, Bryan and Burgos, and then managed to stop the first professional penalty of his career to Sergi Enrich. Joel avoided what would have been an even more obvious blush to a Betis that bleeds another season over a torrent of mediocrity. And just be that.