Real Betis dominated the match from the outset, leveraging their superior possession (55%) and passing accuracy (418 passes) to control the tempo. The first goal at 22' by Cucho Hernandez was a direct result of Betis' midfield pressure, breaking down Oviedo's defense with a well-timed through ball. Despite Oviedo's higher total shot count (15 vs 10), Betis' efficiency in front of goal was evident, with 5 shots on target compared to Oviedo's 5. The halftime score of 2-0 reflected Betis' ability to capitalize on chances, while Oviedo struggled to convert their efforts into meaningful opportunities. The second half saw Betis maintain their composure, with Cucho's second goal at 58' sealing the result. Oviedo's lack of cohesion in attack and defensive errors were critical weaknesses, as Betis' structured approach limited their ability to threaten the Betis goal.