Getafe vs Real Betis betting tips: La Liga preview, predictions and odds

By Ben Gray Published: April 29, 2022 12:26 pm
Last Updated: April 29, 2022 12:27 pm

Getafe CF

0

-

0

Real Betis Seville

Match ended

Show players

Maksimovic, Nemanja
Luis, Florentino

89'

82'

Fekir, Nabil
Joaquin

75'

Iglesias, Borja
Jose, Willian

Oscar
Ramirez, Sandro

73'

Mayoral, Borja
Alena, Carles

73'

59'

Ruibal, Aitor
Lainez, Diego

59'

Tello, Cristian
Juanmi

51'

Ruibal, Aitor

Mitrovic, Stefan

31'

Starting lineup

Soria, David13

Djene2

Mitrovic, Stefan23

Yokuslu, Okay19

Suarez, Damian22

Arambarri, Mauro18

Oscar24

Maksimovic, Nemanja20

Olivera, Mathias17

Unal, Enes10

Mayoral, Borja25

25Bravo, Claudio

23Sabaly, Youssouf

16Pezzella, German

6Ruiz, Victor

15Moreno, Alex

24Ruibal, Aitor

10Canales, Sergio

8Fekir, Nabil

21Rodriguez, Guido

11Tello, Cristian

9Iglesias, Borja

Substitutes

Conde, Diego27

Yanez, Ruben1

Iglesias, Juan21

Alvarez, Gaston4

Jankto, Jakub16

Alena, Carles11

Vitolo8

Villar, Gonzalo6

Luis, Florentino5

Ramirez, Sandro12

1Robles, Joel

13Silva, Rui

33Miranda, Juan

19Bellerin, Hector

20Lainez, Diego

18Guardado, Andres

3Gonzalez, Edgar

28Rodri

12Jose, Willian

7Juanmi

17Joaquin

Recommended bets

The last four meetings between these two have all produced home wins, including 1-0 and 3-0 victories for Getafe in 2020. Real Betis have won just three of their last 13 matches at the Coliseum. 

New customers bet £10 and get £30 in free bets!

BET NOW

Both teams to score is 1/1.

Over 2.5 goals is 11/8.

Real Betis to win and over 2.5 goals is 4/1.

Enes Ünal has scored 15 La Liga goals this season, despite the fact his first came on 28 October. The Turk is 9/2 to break the deadlock and 13/8 to score anytime.

Borja Iglesias has socred twice in his last six appearances against Getafe. He is 11/2 to score first and 21/10 to add to this tally.

Real Betis to win 2-1 against Getafe- 10/1!

BET NOW

Match preview

SEVILLE, SPAIN – JANUARY 15: Álex Moreno and Edgar Gonzalez of Real Betis competes for the ball with Lucas Ocampos of Sevilla FC during the Copa del Rey match between Real Betis Balompie and Sevilla FC at Estadio Benito Villamarin on January 15, 2022 in Seville, Spain. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images)

All hail Real Betis! Kings of the Copa del Rey!

Last Saturday night, Béticos faced Valencia at a jam-packed Estadio de La Cartuja to contest the Copa del Rey Final.

Los Verdiblancos made the dream start, taking the lead after just 11 minutes when Héctor Bellerín’s inch-perfect cross was headed home by Borja Iglesias.

However, Valencia equalised not long after and, that turned out to be the end of the scoring.

So, now at 1:45 am local time, a penalty shootout followed.

Willian José, Joaquín, Andrés Guardado and Cristian Tello all converted from 12 yards, meaning, when Juan Miranda followed suit, the cup belonged to Betis.

This is their first silverware since winning the same competition in 2005, with Joaquín the first player ever to win multiple trophies with Betis in their history.

So, at worst, Manuel Pellegrini’s side are guaranteed a spot in the Europa League group stages, but aren’t out of the Champions League hunt just yet.

At the start of the weekend, Béticos sit fifth, four points below Atlético Madrid and six adrift both Sevilla and Barcelona.

Will this be the start of a strong final five games for Betis as they seek to gatecrash the Champions League places?

Getafe meanwhile are, almost, guaranteed to be in La Liga next season following a vital victory in their last outing.

12 days ago, Borja Mayoral’s brace, coming either side of half time, helped Azulones beat Celta de Vigo 2-0 at Balaídos.

As a result, Quique Sánchez Flores’ side are 15th, five points clear of danger, needing just one more victory to secure a sixth successive season in the top-flight.

There’s still plenty to play for, so will there be a winner at Estadio Coliseum Alfonso Pérez?

Getafe team news

GETAFTE, SPAIN – FEBRUARY 27: Jaime Mata of Getafe CF celebrates goal 2-0 during the La Liga Santander match between Getafe v Valencia at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez on February 27, 2021 in Spain (Photo by David S. Bustamante/Soccrates/Getty Images)

Borja Mayoral’s brace at Celta Vigo will see him keep his place up front, alongside top-scorer Enes Ünal.

When only counting La Liga goals from round 11 onwards, when Ünal scored his first of the season, he’s only one behind Karim Benzema in the race for the Pichichi.

In reality, the Frenchman is ten clear of Ünal and Raúl de Tomás but, for a Getafe player to be joint-second is good going.

Elsewhere, Nemanja Maksimović and Okay Yokuşlu could come into midfield, alongside Mauro Arambarri.

Former Betis player Carles Aleñá is amongst the alternatives.

Real Betis team news

SEVILLE, SPAIN – Álex Moreno 27: Álex Moreno of Real Betis competes for the ball with Hugo Duro of Valencia CF during the LaLiga Santander match between Real Betis and Valencia CF at Estadio Benito Villamarín on October 27, 2021 in Seville, Spain. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images)

As for Manuel Pellegrini’s team, nine days on from the Copa del Rey Final, the celebrations are over and it’s back to business.

Borja Iglesias’ goal in that game should see him continue up front, chosen over Willian José.

Joaquín, who’ll celebrate his 41st birthday this summer, looks set to sign a one-year contract extension and is still a key member of this squad.

However, he’s usually settling for substitute appearances these days, with Juanmi, Nabil Fekir and Sergio Canales the attacking midfield trio.

La Liga table:

– 101 Great Goals may earn commission from links on this page. Our content is always original. Note that all of our reviewers are compensated for contributing content to 101 Great Goals. Learn more.