Feyenoord are chasing an equaliser against Real Betis in the Champions League after Isco converted a penalty to put the Spanish side ahead, according to live coverage from NU. The Dutch outlet reports that the Rotterdam club is hunting a response after falling behind in the match.
NOS also reports that Feyenoord are searching for a leveller, with Isco having made the most of the spot kick. AD.nl's live blog describes Feyenoord escaping their deficit, with a player named Ernst coming to the rescue following a shot from Parrott.
According to Voetbal International, Feyenoord coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst selected what the outlet calls a "Como basis" for the fixture. The Eindhovens Dagblad, meanwhile, highlighted the Betis players Feyenoord needed to watch, describing one as the most expensive Eredivisie player ever, a man with 353 appearances for Real Madrid and a fashion icon.
The reports do not specify the minute of Isco's penalty or the current scoreline beyond Betis leading at the time of publication. Further details of the match situation were not available in the source material.
Attention now turns to whether Feyenoord can find the equaliser their live coverage suggests they are pursuing, and how Van Bronckhorst's line-up responds as the match develops.
