Real Madrid vs Real Betis

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The only two teams still with perfect records to start the 2022/23 La Liga season face off at the Santiago Bernabeu when Real Madrid welcome Real Betis.

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The striker lines up his shot, but Militao slides in out of nowhere to block the shot brilliantly. The medical team are on to check him out. Real Madrid The visitors played positive, aggressive football but could easily have been battered if Madrid had been a little more ruthless. GOAL - REAL MADRID

It's a match between the only two perfect teams in La Liga as Real Madrid face Real Betis in Matchweek 4 at the Santiago Bernabeu.

[All the action from Real Madrid vs. Real Betis can make this a close game, knowing they would likely not survive a shootout with Real Madrid's attacking firepower. They haven't lost on the road to Real Madrid since 2017. -145 / +115 +115 / -145 There was only one goal scored across the two matches in which both sides faced off in league play last season. Goalkeeper Claudio Bravo and forward Willian Jose are officially registered and will be hoping for their first minutes of the season. Los Blancos also get Nacho Fernandez back on the bench, and his return will be handy with reserve defender Jesus Vallejo out. The match from the Santiago Bernabeu will kick off at 16:15 local time on Saturday afternoon. Qualification to the Champions League is critical to boost the Verdiblancos' budget in future seasons given their limited budget. If last season's head-to-heads are any indication, it should be a tight encounter at the Bernabeu. Madrid, who will be playing their first home game of the season, have conceded in all three matches, but goals from stars Karim Benzema and Vinicius Jr.

A top of the table clash at the Bernabeu today as the only teams in LaLiga with a 100% record go head-to-head. Kick off in Madrid is at 10:15 am (ET).

In March 2017, 'Los Blancos' struggled to come from behind to beat Betis 2-1, but since then they have not been able to find the net against the Andalusian team. José María Sánchez Martínez has been selected to officiate today's clash in the Spanish capital. He's expected to resume competitive action at the end of September. The winger recently offered to retire ahead of time given Betis' complications in registering players. Only three games played so far in the 22-23 season so a little too soon to be making any major analisis but both Betis and Madrid have come out of the blocks meaning business. Still a swathe of the south stand behind the goal covered in tarpaulin as the renovation work continues. Canales had a (rather unsuccessful) spell as a younger player at the Bernabeu following a move from Racing Santander. The teams emerge from the tunnel to a sun-kissed Bernabeu. A riveting contest with Madrid enjoying the better of clear cut scoring chances. Both maintain their unbeaten run but a point would deliver more of a morale boost to the visitors. The ball is cleared but the whistle sounds and the goal would not have stood. Madrid have enjoyed the bulk of the clear cut scoring chances as Asensio is stripped and ready to make an entrance.