Real Betis welcomes Feyenoord to the UEFA Champions League on September 8th, 2026, with both sides eager to kickstart their European campaign. The home side, despite a modest 35% win rate this season, boasts a significantly stronger league record with 11 wins and 13 draws. Their recent form, however, raises concerns, having failed to win any of their last five matches, securing three draws and suffering two defeats. With 45 goals scored and 38 conceded, Betis has shown they can find the net but are also vulnerable at the back.
Feyenoord travels to Seville in a precarious position, having managed just two wins in eight league outings, reflecting their 25% win rate. Their recent form is only marginally better, with one win and four losses in their last five. The Dutch side has struggled for goals, netting only 11, while conceding 15. This fixture presents a crucial opportunity for both teams to gain early momentum. Betis will look to leverage home advantage and their superior goal-scoring record, while Feyenoord will hope to tighten their defence and spring a surprise. The key narrative will be whether Betis can shake off their winless streak or if Feyenoord can find the attacking spark they desperately need.
1. A. Valles, 2. H. Bellerin, 3. D. Llorente, 16. V. Gomez, 11. F. Garcia, 6. F. Bernal, 25. D. Ceballos, 20. G. Lo Celso, 8. P. Fornals, 10. A. Ezzalzouli, 9. C. Hernandez
1. T. Ernst, 26. G. Read, 4. T. Watanabe, 24. T. Kraaijeveld, 35. Mika Màrmol, 8. G. Zechiël, 34. C. Vanhoutte, 23. A. Hadj-Moussa, 14. S. Steijn, 27. G. Diarra, 19. Nacho Ferri
Match events
14' Card Yellow Card — Mika Mármol (Feyenoord)
52' Card Yellow Card — Charles Vanhoutte (Feyenoord)
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