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Betis season 1980 - 1981
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On October 31, 1976 at Villamarín Betis defeated Espanyol 5-1 in a match on day 8 of the First Division League Championship.
A spectacular victory in a match that served to dismiss Betic coach Ferenc Szusza, after 198 official matches on the Verdiblanco bench.
Ladinszky in the 13th minute of penalty opened the scoring; a minute later Megido did the second. In the 33rd Anzarda finished off the third, and in the 46th Anzarda's header again made it 4-0. In 64 Anzarda, behind a wall with Ladinszky, closed the account for the locals, while Marañón in 72 scored the Blue and White honor goal.
Betis, led by Ferenc Szusza, played with Esnaola; Sponge cake (46, Rogelio), Biosca, Sabaté, Cobo; López, Muhren, Cardeñosa; Megido (81, García Soriano), Ladinszky and Anzarda.
Espanyol, coached by José Emilio Santamaría, lined up Fernández; Molinos (52, Granero), Ortiz Aquino, De Felipe, Verdugo; Fernández Amado, José Manuel, Osorio (52, Amiano); Cuesta, Jeremías and Marañón.
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On November 2, 1941 in Heliópolis, Betis defeated Murcia 5-1 in a match on day 6 of the Second Division League Championship.
A victory that placed Betis in the first position of the table, with 2 goals from Saro, Pitilo and Enrique and Tamayo on their own goal, while Huguet scored the Murcian goal.
Betis, led by Patrick O'Connell, lined up Paquillo; Mariano, Pardo; Peral, Gómez, Tomasín; Saro, Bescós, Paquirri, Trujillo and Pitilo.
Murcia, trained by José Planas, formed with Enrique; Tamayo, Sierra; Romea, Solé, Castro; Huguet, Amposta, Vilanova, Barceló and Tito.
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On November 2, 2003, Betis is defeated 1-2 by Atlético de Madrid in a match on matchday 10 of the First Division League Championship.
Marcos Assunçao in the 20th minute put Betis ahead in an impeccable free-kick from the edge of the area, but in the 40th minute Fernando Torres tied the game and in the 50th this same player made it 1-2.
Betis, led by Víctor Fernández, lined up Contreras; Tais (54, Arzu), Lembo, Juanito, Luis Fernández; Joaquín, Ito (77, Dani), Assuncao, Fernando (64, Capi); Denilson and Tote.
Atlético, trained by Gregorio Manzano, formed with Juanma; Gaspar, Simeone (46, Santi), Lequi, Sergi; Novo, Jorge (76, Rodrigo), De los Santos, Musampa; Torres and Nikolaidis (69, Movilla).
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On October 31, 1979, Antonio Joaquín Parra made his official debut in an official match with Real Betis Balompié, in the second leg of the first round of the Cup that faced Betis and Jerez Industrial at Villamarín.
Parra jumped onto the pitch in the 67th minute replacing Julio Cardeñosa.
When Parra debuted with Betis he was 18 years old and came from the club's quarry.
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On November 4, 2001, Daniel Martín Alexandre “Dani” made his official debut in an official match with Real Betis Balompié, in the match between Betis and Zaragoza at the Ruiz de Lopera on matchday 11 of the First Division League Championship.
Dani took to the field early in the second half, replacing Gaby Amato. When Dani debuted he was 20 years old and came from Betis B, the subsidiary team of the time.
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Francisco Javier Zafra Niño, born in Rota (Cádiz), on November 5, 1968, former striker trained in the Real Betis Balompié quarry and who played 23 games with the Verdiblanco team in the 1st Division.
His career as a professional footballer was as follows:- Betis Deportivo (1987-1989)
- Real Betis Balompié (1988-1993)
- Hercules CF (1993-1995)
- Xerez Deportivo (1995-1996)
- Málaga CF (1996-1997)
- Cádiz CF (1997-2004)
- Racing Club Portuense (2004-2005)
In his entire football life he played 460 official matches (23 in 1st Division) and scored 64 goals (20 in 2nd Division, 36 in 2nd Division B, 5 in Copa del Rey and 3 in Promotion to 2nd Division).
His debut in the highest category of Spanish football took place on April 17, 1988, on matchday 33 of the National League Championship, which faced Real Betis and Real Valladolid at the Benito Villamarín Stadium, and which ended with a local victory. 1-0, the Cadiz striker played the full game and the coach who made him debut in the 1st Division was Pedro Buenaventura.
After his retirement, he began his career as a soccer coach.
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Antolín Ortega García, born in Madrid on November 5, 1951, a former midfielder from the Real Madrid quarry, although he never made his debut with the first team and had the following sports career:- Real Madrid Fans: 1970-1971
- CA Osasuna: 1971-1972
- Castilla CF: 1972-1973
- CD Castellón: 1973-1975
- Cádiz CF: 1975-1978
- Real Betis Balompié: 1978-1987
- Real Club Recreativo de Huelva: 1987-1988
He played 9 seasons in 1st Division, one with CD Castellón (1973-1974) and eight continuously with Real Betis (1979-1987). In his entire football life he played 498 official matches (255 in the First Division) and scored 17 goals (3 in the First Division).
His debut in the highest category of Spanish football took place on October 7, 1973, on matchday 6 of the National League Championship, which faced Real Zaragoza and CD Castellón at the La Romareda Stadium, and ended with victory. 3-2 local, the Madrid midfielder played the second half of the game, after substituting Frenchman Henri Dumat at half-time and the coach who made him debut in the 1st Division was Lucien Muller.
Antolín Ortega was international with Spain in the youth category.
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May 17, 1997 at Villamarín Betis 3 Sevilla 3; matchday 38 of the First Division League Championship.
In the image under Ríos, Vidakovic, Alexis, Jarni, Pier, Finidi and Prats; below Josete, Merino, Alfonso and Nadj.
A strange encounter that Betis with 3 minutes to go won 3-1 with goals from Jarni (2) and Cañas and Prosinecki for Sevilla, and that they tied with goals from Salva and Galván in the discount. And in this discount a phantom goal from Jarni's auction that was repeatedly demanded by the Betic players, but that the referee Carmona Méndez did not concede.
Lorenzo Serra coached Betis and Julián Rubio coached Sevilla.
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Antolín Ortega García, born in Madrid on November 5, 1951.
Midfield player.
He started in the Madrid quarry, and then he was loaned to Osasuna for a year. On his return home, he played for the Madrid team, Castilla, being again loaned to Castellón. Given his lack of opportunities to access the first white team, he embarked on a new path in Cádiz where he spent 3 seasons.
In the summer of 1978, Betis took over his services alongside Villalba, the Cadiz winger of the yellow team. On July 29, 1978 in La Rinconada he made his debut with Betis in a friendly match. On September 3, 1978, he officially debuted with the verdiblanca shirt, in the first league match at Villamarín against Baracaldo.
During the 9 seasons in which Antolín played for Betis, he became an example of a footballer with claw and honor. His fight on the axis of the Betic field was a benchmark of absolute dedication in defense of the green and white colors.
To end his football career, Ortega played a season at Recreativo de Huelva.
In his 9 seasons at Betis Ortega he played 251 league matches, scoring 5 goals, 46 in the Cup, scoring 3 goals, 18 in the League Cup, 4 in European competitions and 102 friendlies, in which he scored 4 goals.
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Melchor López Vázquez, born in Linares (Jaén), on November 6, 1961, former striker who in the 1st Division played with Real Betis Balompié between 1981 and 1984 21 official matches, in which he scored 5 goals. Other teams in which Melchor played were, Linares CF, RCD Mallorca, Granada CF and CD Badajoz.
In his entire football life he played 147 official matches and scored 26 goals, of which 19 matches and 5 goals were in the 1st Division. His debut in the highest category of Spanish football took place on December 27, 1981, on matchday 17 of the National League Championship, which faced Real Betis and FC Barcelona at the Benito Villamarín Stadium, and which ended with a local victory. 2-0, the Jaen striker played the last 5 minutes of the match, after replacing "Lobo" Diarte and the coach who made him debut in the 1st Division was Rafael Iriondo.
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The Canarian player Adolfo Martín was part of Real Betis Balompié between 1930 and 1936, and later in the 1941-42 season.
Adolfo was undoubtedly part of the best Betis in history, the one who was proclaimed League champion in 1935, and his performance throughout the period was very outstanding, consolidating himself as one of the great Verdiblancos scorers of the 1930s.
He scored 53 goals during his Betic period, obtaining 29 goals in the League (14 in the First Division and 15 in the Second Division), 9 in the Cup, 10 in the Joint Championship and 5 in the Andalusian Championship. He was the author of the first Betic goal in the First Division, achieved in San Mamés on November 27, 1932.
He scored 35 goals for the Board, 17 on rival grounds and 1 on neutral ground, in Chamartín against Arenas de Getxo, in the 1931 Cup semi-final tiebreaker that helped Betis to play the grand final.
He scored 1 penalty goal, 1 shot from outside the area, 7 header and 44 shots with his foot inside the area. As he participated in 147 official matches, he has an average of 0.36 goals per game.
His 53 goals were distributed among 29 different rivals, being Arenas, Castellón and Sevilla those who scored the most, 4 to each of them.
His first goal in verdiblanco was made on October 12, 1930 in the Board of Trustees against Malagueño, in the Andalusian Championship match, and the last also in the Board of Trustees on May 17, 1936 against Girona in a Cup match.
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On November 10, 1954, Fernando Lobato Romero was born in Jerez, who was a Real Betis Balompié player between 1974 and 1977.
Defense that arrived from Jerez Industrial and that in the absence of opportunities was transferred to Cádiz in the summer of 1977.
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On November 13, 1958, the Betis board of directors agreed to organize an international football trophy called the Benito Villamarín Trophy.
The first time this trophy would be put into play would be the following month. on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee that the club was going to organize. It was determined to endow the trophy with a valuable gold cup, granting the second classified a silver reproduction.
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