Brilliant Victory for Betis / Dream Comeback: Isco Is Not Finished!
Isco delivered a standout performance in Real Betis' victory over Porto.
According to "Sports Three", Isco, the best player on the field, once again had a decisive role for Real Betis. Not only with his game, but by scoring a penalty in the 84th minute, he was able to change the situation for his team in general and prove once again how much the presence of a great player in the Betis team has helped to improve the situation of this team.
Betis fell behind Porto 1-2 in the group stage of the Champions League during the second week of the match, but managed to draw the game and finally it was Isco who managed to convert a penalty six minutes before the end of this match and gained three very important and valuable points for his team at this stage to improve the situation in the standings.
The Spanish star emphasized after the end of this game: "Everything has been incredible. 21 years have passed since the last time these fans experienced a night like this, and we made such a night for them. They deserved this victory. We are still working hard and have a lot to improve. We are not satisfied and we want to reach the highest possible level. "We are a good team that still has room for improvement."
Isco played almost the entire match and finally left the field in the 88th minute with the score 2-3 to a standing ovation from the fans. "We haven't given up, we're making progress and we're not here just to pass," the midfielder recalled. We have come to compete like animals and fight in every match because nobody gets anything for free. "Osasuna came back and beat us, Porto came back and beat us and they made it difficult for us."
"The Champions League is a special competition," he said. To be able to play in this competition with a club that has given me back my passion is incredible. I hope we have many more nights like this. We have to learn from that incident, but we will continue on our way. Look, I'm a stubborn person. I've been told many times that I'm done, but as long as I have the energy and they understand my pain, I won't give up and keep working. I want to keep fighting."