TROY PARROTT REGISTERED his first La Liga assist as Real Betis continued their impressive start to the season with a 1-0 win over Getafe this evening.
The Ireland international played 72 minutes before being replaced by Cucho Hernández.
The Dubliner made his presence felt, going close with an audacious effort inside five minutes, as he forced a save from goalkeeper David Soria after shooting from just inside his opponents’ half.
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Troy Parrott certainly isn't lacking confidence 👀
David Soria is forced into an early save as the Irish striker takes aim from the halfway line! 😱 pic.twitter.com/RpFO1G4GNu
Betis saw the game out thereafter, with a late red card for Mario Martín adding to the visitors’ woes.
The result leaves Manuel Pellegrini’s side third in the table with five wins from six games, two points ahead of Atlético Madrid and behind Real Madrid only on goal difference.
Parrott now has three goal involvements from six appearances since joining the club for €20 million from AZ Alkmaar in the summer transfer window.
His encouraging form is good news for Heimir Hallgrímsson, who named the 24-year-old in the Ireland squad today, with Parrott expected to play a key role in the upcoming Nations League window.
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Troy Parrott registers assist as Real Betis continue impressive start
TROY PARROTT REGISTERED his first La Liga assist as Real Betis continued their impressive start to the season with a 1-0 win over Getafe this evening.
The Ireland international played 72 minutes before being replaced by Cucho Hernández.
The Dubliner made his presence felt, going close with an audacious effort inside five minutes, as he forced a save from goalkeeper David Soria after shooting from just inside his opponents’ half.
Parrott was to the fore again when Betis scored the winning goal on the brink of half-time.
Ex-Man United winger Antony found the run of the Irishman, whose cutback Morocco international Abde Ezzalzouli finished clinically.
Betis saw the game out thereafter, with a late red card for Mario Martín adding to the visitors’ woes.
The result leaves Manuel Pellegrini’s side third in the table with five wins from six games, two points ahead of Atlético Madrid and behind Real Madrid only on goal difference.
Parrott now has three goal involvements from six appearances since joining the club for €20 million from AZ Alkmaar in the summer transfer window.
His encouraging form is good news for Heimir Hallgrímsson, who named the 24-year-old in the Ireland squad today, with Parrott expected to play a key role in the upcoming Nations League window.
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