The teams face each other in a match valid for Round 15 of the 2025/26 Spanish Championship
Photo: Mark Graupera/FC Barcelona – Caption: Barcelona players during team training/Play10
The feelings of Spanish heroism have returned. Betis and Barcelona will face off on Saturday (6), at 2:30 pm (Brasilia time), in a match in the 13th round of the Spanish League, at La Cartuja Stadium, in Seville.
Where to watch
The game will be broadcast live on ESPN (closed TV) and Disney+ (stream).
How to reach Betis?
Betis is going through a wonderful phase under the leadership of coach Manuel Pellegrini, who recently renewed his contract with the club. The team did not lose in eight matches, achieving six wins and two draws in all competitions.
In the Spanish Championship, Betis occupies fifth place with 24 points, and is trying to approach the group of four in the Spanish League, which guarantees direct classification for the next edition of the Champions League. However, the distance to Atletico Madrid, in fourth place, is seven points.
Moreover, in the home match, Betis will be able to count on the return of Brazilian Anthony, who was stopped in the last round. However, Hector Bellerin and Isco are injured, while Amrabat and Lo Celso appear to be doubts.
How to reach Barcelona?
On the other hand, Barcelona is considered the isolated leader in the Spanish Championship and is also going through a good stage in the competition. The team achieved an important victory over Atletico Madrid, at the Camp Nou, and its score reaches 37 points, one point behind Real Madrid, which is in second place.
However, coach Hansi Flick still has some problems with the team. The absence of Stegen, Gavi, Fermin Lopez and Dani Olmo, in addition to Ronald Araujo, to look after his mental health, are among the confirmed absences from Saturday’s match. Finally, the good news is De Jong’s return after recovering from injury.
Betis x Barcelona
Round 15 of the Spanish Championship
Date and time: Saturday, 06/12/2025 at 2:30 pm (Brasilia time).
location: La Cartuja Stadium in Seville.
Betis: Valleys. Roybal, Nathan, Bartra, and Gomez; Altimira and Roca. Antony, Fornals and Azzuli; Cucho Hernandez. idiomatic: Manuel Pellegrini.
Barcelona: Joan Garcia; Condé, Coparci, Gerard Martin and Baldi; De Jong and Eric Garcia; Lamine Yamal, Pedri and Rafinha; Lewandowski. idiomatic: Hansi Flick.
arbitrator: Hernandez Mayso.
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