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Thibaut Courtois (7/10):
Made some typically wonderful saves when called upon, but perhaps was overzealous in coming off his line for the Betis goal.
Federico Valverde (7/10):
An excellent motor on the right, and he grabbed himself an assist.
Raul Asencio (6/10):
Scored a lovely goal, but entirely lost his man when Betis pulled one back.
Antonio Rudiger (7/10):
Played a delightful ball in the run up to Madrid's fourth. A far better showing from the German.
Alvaro Carreras (7/10):
Antony gave him trouble here and there, but he was otherwise solid. Developing a good understanding with Vinicius.
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Aurelien Tchouameni (7/10):
Completed more passes than anyone else. Held down the middle of the pitch while the other two buzzed around in front of him.
Eduardo Camavinga (7/10):
Snapped into tackles and shuffled the ball around. Has held down a starting job admirably of late.
Jude Bellingham (8/10):
An excellent performance in central midfield. Won all of his tackles and burst forward effectively with regularity.
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Rodrygo (6/10):
Assisted twice, but was otherwise rather quiet after an impressive run of form.
Gonzalo Garcia (9/10):
Bagged three and was a real pest throughout. He will never get into this side ahead of Mbappe, but this was a wonderful showing from the reserve striker.
Vinicius Jr (7/10):
Had some joy against Ortiz and then the leggy Bellerin, and was unlucky not to get his name on the scoresheet in the first half.
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Arda Guler (7/10):
Assisted Garcia's third in a lively cameo.
Franco Mastantuono (N/A):
No time to make an impact.
Dani Ceballos (N/A):
Late legs for Tchouameni.
Ferland Mendy (N/A):
No time to make an impact.
Fran Garcia (N/A):
Scored the fifth late on.
Xabi Alonso (8/10):
Will be delighted. Madrid were excellent here, got some production from the back-ups, and seldom looked threatened at the back.
