AI SPORTSANALYTICSRodrigo Riquelme's second goal, six minutes into extra time, settled a 41-shot Copa del Rey first round at Santo Domingo.

Five shots on target. Five goals. And the fifth arrived in the 96th minute of extra time, Rodrigo Riquelme's second of the night carrying Real Betis past CDA Navalcarnero, 2-3, in a Copa del Rey first-round tie at Santo Domingo that needed 120 minutes.
Betis needed five minutes. Riquelme converted Aitor Ruibal's assist for 0-1, and the visitors then owned 73% of the ball, Riquelme forcing saves in the 11th, 13th and 42nd minutes. It stayed 0-1 until the break. Navalcarnero levelled four minutes into the second half, in the same minute that Victor Rodriguez struck the post: Varo. On 79 minutes Varo set up Kensley Vázquez — introduced in the 62nd — and the substitute scored with his only attempt of the night, 2-1. The hosts, holding 27% of the ball, were suddenly in front.
Betis's answer took time. Isco, sent on for Antony in the 58th minute, fired six attempts off the bench without a goal. Rodrigo Marina made his entrance count: introduced on 76 minutes, he equalised in the second minute of added time off Ruibal's second assist, 2-2. Extra time needed six minutes to settle matters — Riquelme again at 96, his seventh attempt of the night, 2-3. Dani Ceballos had an effort blocked in the 105th, while Navalcarnero's late push saw Mario Jiménez miss in the 101st and 107th minutes and Javier Álvarez draw a block on 113.
Riquelme's numbers frame the game: seven of Betis's 29 attempts, two of them goals — the opener in the 5th minute, the winner in the 96th. Behind him: two Ruibal assists and six Isco attempts off the bench.
Twelve attempts were enough to level and lead; twenty-nine were enough, eventually, to win.
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