Porto vs Estoril prediction, odds and how to watch

Real Betis beat Porto 3-2 in a ferocious Champions League fixture that produced seven yellow cards, a VAR check, a penalty, and a second-half that felt closer to a street fight than a football match. Connor Maguire breaks down exactly what happened and who is to blame.

Porto put Benfica to the sword at the Estádio do Dragão, winning the Liga Portugal derby 3-1 with a dominant second-half display that exposed every weakness in the visitors' defensive attitude. In-beom Hwang, introduced as a first-half substitute, scored the decisive third goal to confirm what most people watching already knew.

Casa Pia came from behind to beat Estoril 2-1 at home, with substitute Benjamin Pauwels settling the match in the 89th minute after a frantic final quarter of football.

Jonas Wind came off the bench to score with seven minutes left and hand Sporting Braga a hard-fought 1-0 win over a dogged but disciplined Estoril side in Liga Portugal.

Porto swept aside a toothless Casa Pia 4-1 in the Liga Portugal, with goals from André Silva, Jakub Kiwior, Borja Sainz and Santiago Gimenez completing a comfortable afternoon for the visitors. Casa Pia's discipline collapsed along with their defensive line, as four yellow cards told their own story.

Porto and Napoli meet on Wednesday night at the Estádio do Dragão with both sides carrying the baggage of opening Champions League defeats. Someone has to stop the rot.

Porto return to the Estádio do Dragão under Champions League pressure after losing their opener to Manchester City. PSV Eindhoven arrive unbeaten and with nothing to fear.

Real Betis host Porto in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday 14 October, with the Seville side looking to back up a winning start while Porto arrive needing a reaction after a chastening opening defeat.