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Real Betis vs Valencia: La Liga Live Stream, Form Guide, Head to Head, Schedule, Fixture and Probable Lineups

The hosts are heading into the match on the back of a 1-1 draw away to Granada in the mid-week, while Los Che suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat against Real Sociedad last time out.

By Sreejith C R | Oct 1, 2023 | 3 Min Read

Real Betis will host Valencia in a La Liga fixture at Benito Villamarin on Sunday night. The hosts are heading into the match on the back of a 1-1 draw away to Granada in the mid-week, while Los Che suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat against Real Sociedad last time out. The Greens are currently occupying 11th spot in the Spanish top flight standings, having collected nine points from their opening seven league matches, while the visitors are sitting at the eighth position, with ten points to their name.

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Betis finished sixth in the La Liga Santander last term and thereby earned a direct qualification to the group stage of Europa League, but they haven’t made a great start to the 2023-24 campaign, winning just two of their seven league matches thus far. The Greens’ last success came against Rayo Vallecano at the start of last month thanks to Willian Jose’s lone goal in the second-half. However, Los Verdiblancos couldn’t build on that success, losing back-to-back games against Barcelona (5-0) and Rangers in the league and Europa League respectively, before playing out a 1-1 top flight-draw against Cadiz last weekend. Three days later, El Gloriso played out yet another 1-1 league draw at Granada thanks to Assani Diao’s 52st-minute opener. Goals have been a problem for Manuel Pellegrini’s side this term, only managing to get on the scoresheet seven times, with three of those coming from Willian Jose.

Valencia, on the other hand, lost out to Sociedad last time out courtesy of Carlos Fernandez’s lone goal in the 32nd-minute. Los Che finished a below par 16th in the La Liga table last season, with 42 points to their name, just two points clear of the relegation zone. Hence, the Orange will be pleased with their start to the new campaign, recording three wins, as many defeats and one draw from their first seven outings. Ruben Baraja’s side’s last success came against Atletico Madrid mid-way through last month, scoring three goals without reply courtesy of Hugo Duro’s first-half brace and Javi Guerra’s 54th-minute effort. Meanwhile, Valencia have been relatively solid at the back conceding just seven times, but they have scored just nine down the other end.