Copa del Rey Wrap: Izarra lose L'Hospitalet thriller
L'Hospitalet reached the Copa del Rey round of 32 with a thrilling comeback win on Wednesday, while Real Betis also advanced.

Segunda B strugglers L'Hospitalet battled to a 3-2 victory at home to fourth-tier outfit Izarra, who started well at the Estadio Municipal Feixa Llarga.
Pito Camacho struck twice in the opening 22 minutes for promotion-chasing Izarra.
But Nano gave the hosts hope early in the second half and Ruben Alcazar drew them level just after the hour-mark.
Nano would be the hero with what proved to be the winner in the 79th minute.
In a battle between two Segunda Division sides, Real Betis had a 5-4 penalty shoot-out win over Lugo after their clash finished 0-0.
Former Athletic Bilbao and Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder David Lopez skied Lugo's fifth penalty over the bar before Alvaro Cejudo sent Betis through.
Alcoyano edged Lleida Esportiu 1-0 thanks to Juan Vich's 71st-minute goal and Real Oviedo needed extra time to overcome a nine-man UCAM Murcia 1-0.
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Huesca equalised late against Barakaldo before Inigo Ros scored a 119th-minute winner to send them through 2-1 after both teams were reduced to 10 men.
Real Valladolid were too good for Girona in a 2-0 victory, while Cornella came from behind to beat Leioa 2-1.
Cadiz edged Linense 2-1.

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