Betis beat FC Porto 3-2 in the Champions League. The official scoreline is the source of truth for a five-goal game whose scorers could not be confirmed. Betis took the win, and Porto scored twice in defeat.
Match Summary
The match ended 3-2 to the home side after a Champions League night that cannot be told as a timed scoring narrative. Verified events sit mainly in the second half, when the referee's book filled and play grew more fractured.
In the 57th minute both teams were cautioned. Andre Silva received a yellow card for FC Porto, and Nelson Deossa was booked for Betis. Another yellow card in that same minute underlined a messy spell in which fouls broke up play on both sides.
Alan Varela was shown a yellow card for Porto in the 73rd minute. A Betis player was booked in the 77th minute, with no name attached to that caution. Santiago Gimenez went into the book for Porto in the 86th minute. In the 90+3 minute Ángel Ortiz was cautioned for Betis as stoppage time ran down. None of those cards changed the official result. Betis had the 3-2 win when the whistle went.

