Real Betis vs Valencia Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 4th June 2023

The La Liga tie at Estadio Benito Villamarin on Sunday sees home team Real Betis up against Valencia.

Ranked as number six in the La Liga standings, Real Betis, have so far collected 59 points this season, while Valencia collected 41 points. This puts them up as number 15 after 37 rounds.

We are bound to see an exciting game on Sunday as both Real Betis and Valencia are looking to add some much-needed points to their respective accounts.

Real Betis scored 11 goals, conceded 13 and fought their way to three clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

Valencia scored 12 goals, conceded 12 and managed two clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

Valencia won 3-0 the last time, they faced Real Betis, who won the match before that, when Real Betis claimed a 3-0 win.

Real Betis vs Valencia Prediction

Real Betis Form

Real Betis delivered a bit of everything as their last three matches added four points to their tally. An encounter with Sevilla brought a 0-0 draw, which was followed by a 0-1 defeat at the hands of Getafe. Their most recent game had them back on the winning trail, as they beat Girona by 1-2. Real Betis won half of their previous six matches on home soil in the La Liga, while also drawing one. They suffered two defeats, while they scored seven and conceded five goals.

Valencia Form

In their previous three matches, Valencia beat Real Madrid 1-0, lost 1-0 against Mallorca and drew 2-2 with Espanyol. Valencia claimed two wins against zero draws and four defeats in their last six away matches in the La Liga. The scoreline from these matches reads nine goals conceded and six scored.

They went into the season as candidates for the drop, and unfortunately for Valencia, they have lived up to expectations. As the season draws to a close, they are still in with a chance of escaping relegation, though.

Real Betis took 31 points from their last 19 encounters with teams from the bottom half of the La Liga table. This amounts to nine wins after scoring 25 times and conceding 21. Valencia won three and claimed 11 points in their 11 most recent games against teams inside the top six. They scored eight conceded 12 goals. Real Betis claimed 17 wins, eight draws as well as 12 defeats in the La Liga this season. Valencia so far pulled off 11 wins, eight draws and 18 defeats in the La Liga.

Real Betis vs Valencia Squads

Real Betis Squad

Manuel Pellegrini will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Valencia from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the La Liga this season):

Claudio Bravo (0/11), Dani Martin (0/0), German Garcia (0/0), Rui Silva (0/26), Abner (0/13), Andres Guardado (1/25), Felix Garreta (0/0), Fran Delgado (0/0), German Pezzella (0/30), Juan Miranda (3/20), Martin Montoya (0/6), Victor Ruiz (0/10), Youssouf Sabaly (1/22), Edgar Gonzalez (0/24), Guido Rodriguez (1/33), Joaquin (0/21), Luiz Felipe (0/23), Paul Akouokou (0/12), Quique Fernandez (0/0), Rodri (2/29), Sergio Canales (4/30), William Carvalho (3/32), Aitor Ruibal (0/25), Ayoze Perez (2/18), Borja Iglesias (15/34), Juan Cruz (1/5), Juanmi (4/21), Luiz Henrique (1/33), Nabil Fekir (2/15), Willian Jose (2/28).

Valencia Squad

Here is the full team squad of Valencia. The 47 year-old Ruben Baraja will select his starting lineup from the following players:

Cristian Rivero (0/0), Giorgi Mamardashvili (0/37), Iago Herrerin (0/0), Jaume Domenech (0/0), Cenk Ozkacar (0/17), Cristhian Mosquera (0/3), Dimitri Foulquier (0/29), Eray Coemert (1/23), Gabriel Paulista (1/20), Hugo Guillamon (1/24), Jesus Vazquez (0/9), Jose Gaya (1/30), Mouctar Diakhaby (3/28), Thierry Correia (0/26), Toni Lato (1/24), Andre Almeida (2/33), Fran Perez (0/7), Ilaix Moriba (0/24), Justin Kluivert (6/25), Nico Gonzalez (1/25), Yunus Musah (0/32), Diego Lopez (2/9), Edinson Cavani (5/25), Hugo Duro (1/30), Marcos de Sousa (1/17), Samuel Castillejo (4/25), Samuel Dias Lino (6/37).

Real Betis vs Valencia Team News

Real Betis could be looking at three players on the injured and absent list ahead of their upcoming match against Valencia.

Youssouf Sabaly, Paul Akouokou and Juan Cruz are all absent from the Real Betis squad that faces Valencia at Estadio Benito Villamarin.

At the time of writing, Valencia just have two players on the injured and absent list, as they prepare for their match on Sunday.

Names like Samuel Castillejo and Nico Gonzalez most likely won't be deemed fit enough to play Real Betis.

Real Betis vs Valencia Lineups

Real Betis vs Valencia H2H

Real Betis claimed a 3-0 win, while Valencia answered back with a 3-0 win in their two most recent meetings. Real Betis go into their upcoming match against Valencia with a 40% winning record in recent meetings. This gives them a 4-2-4 record in the latest encounters with their next opponent. A record worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Real Betis vs Valencia Results

In five of the previous ten matches between Real Betis and Valencia both teams scored.

Real Betis vs Valencia Betting Tips

It has been a great season for Borja Iglesias so far as he currently has 15 goals on his account during this season. He also hit the net three times in his last six games, leaving Real Betis hoping he delivers against Valencia this coming Sunday as well. Siding with him to score in the upcoming game seems like a reasonable choice.

Real Betis claimed four wins, drew two and lost four of their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. Valencia won two, drew zero and lost eight of their last 10 games away. Real Betis will feel optimistic about scoring on Sunday, with Valencia managing a clean sheet once in the previous 10 away games. The hosts fought their way to three clean sheets in their previous 10 matches played at home.

Over 2.5 goals happened seven times in the past ten encounters between Real Betis and Valencia, with Real Betis scoring 1.5 goals on average per game. Valencia averaged 1.3 goals, while both teams scored five times. Real Betis saw over 2.5 goals in five of their last ten matches across all tournaments, as they scored an average of 1.1 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in five of the last ten outings for Valencia, who managed to score 1.2 times in those matches.