Watch Real Betis vs. Getafe: Spanish LALIGA Game free live stream. Real Betis is going head to head with Getafe starting on 18 Sept 2024 at 17:00 UTC at Benito Villamarin stadium, Seville city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga.
Real Betis (13th) and Getafe CF (18th) meet on Wednesday at 1:00 PM ET, in a matchup between two clubs in the bottom half of LaLiga.
Real Betis vs. Getafe TV & Live Stream Info
When: Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 1:00 PM ET
Where: Benito Villamarin in Sevilla, Spain
TV: ESPN Deportes
The hosts registered their first league win of the season on Saturday, recording a 2-0 home win over Leganes. Abde Ezzalzouli, assisted by Héctor Bellerín, broke the deadlock in the 74th minute while substitute Vitor Roque doubled their lead in the 86th minute.
Azulones resumed their league campaign after the international break with a 1-0 away loss to Sevilla on Saturday. They had four shots on target but were unable to find the back of the net, as they failed to score for the third consecutive match. It was their first loss of the league campaign and they will look to bounce back here.
Los Verdiblancos have enjoyed a decent start to their season, suffering just one loss in six games across all competitions. They have kept four clean sheets in these games and will look to build on that form. They are unbeaten at home in three games this term, recording two wins.
Manuel Pellegrini welcomed back Cédric Bakambu from a lengthy injury spell in and he is expected to start from the bench. Johnny Cardoso became the latest injury concern while William Carvalho, Isco, and Marc Bartra remain sidelined with injuries.
Azulones suffered their first defeat of the league campaign on Saturday and will look to return to winning and goalscoring ways. Interestingly, they have registered just one win in their last 13 league outings while suffering seven losses.
Borja Mayoral is a key absentee for the capital club while Omar Alderete, Álvaro Rodríguez, and Nabil Aberdin remain sidelined with injuries.
After claiming their first league win of the season, Real Betis will attempt to claim a second straight victory when they welcome Getafe to the Benito Villamarin for Wednesday's La Liga clash.
Meanwhile, Getafe are set to return to the city of Seville just days after losing 1-0 to Sevilla at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.
Betis went into the international break without a league victory after they had to settle for just two points from their opening three matches.
They drew 1-1 with Girona and played out a goalless affair with Alaves, before they fell to a 2-0 away defeat against Real Madrid in their final outing before the international period.
Following the two-week break, Los Verdilblancos finally claimed their first league win in Friday's home outing against newly-promoted Leganes.
Abde Ezzalzouli broke the deadlock in the 72nd minute, before Barcelona loanee Vitor Roque netted his first Betis goal to wrap up a 2-0 home victory, moving Manuel Pellegrini's side up to 11th spot.
Betis know that another victory on Wednesday would move them up to sixth position, but claiming maximum points may be easier said than done after failing to win any of their previous three games against Getafe (D2, L1).
Getafe are languishing in the relegation zone after mustering three points from their first four matches of the 2024-25 season.
Jose Bordalas's side found it tough to offer a threat in the final third, having gone three matches without a goal since Christantus Uche scored in a 1-1 draw against Athletic Bilbao on matchday one.
The Azulones went on to play out consecutive goalless home draws against Rayo Vallecano and Real Sociedad, before suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat in Saturday's away meeting with Sevilla.
As a result of that loss, Getafe have now gone nine matches without a league win since recording a 3-1 away win over Almeria at the end of April.
They have also won just two away La Liga games since the start of last season, suggesting it will be a difficult task to claim maximum points in their second trip to Andalusia in five days.
Watch Real Betis vs. Getafe: Spanish LALIGA Game free live stream. Real Betis is going head to head with Getafe starting on 18 Sept 2024 at 17:00 UTC at Benito Villamarin stadium, Seville city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga.
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Real Betis (13th) and Getafe CF (18th) meet on Wednesday at 1:00 PM ET, in a matchup between two clubs in the bottom half of LaLiga.
Real Betis vs. Getafe TV & Live Stream Info
When: Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 1:00 PM ET
Where: Benito Villamarin in Sevilla, Spain
TV: ESPN Deportes
The hosts registered their first league win of the season on Saturday, recording a 2-0 home win over Leganes. Abde Ezzalzouli, assisted by Héctor Bellerín, broke the deadlock in the 74th minute while substitute Vitor Roque doubled their lead in the 86th minute.
Azulones resumed their league campaign after the international break with a 1-0 away loss to Sevilla on Saturday. They had four shots on target but were unable to find the back of the net, as they failed to score for the third consecutive match. It was their first loss of the league campaign and they will look to bounce back here.
Los Verdiblancos have enjoyed a decent start to their season, suffering just one loss in six games across all competitions. They have kept four clean sheets in these games and will look to build on that form. They are unbeaten at home in three games this term, recording two wins.
Manuel Pellegrini welcomed back Cédric Bakambu from a lengthy injury spell in and he is expected to start from the bench. Johnny Cardoso became the latest injury concern while William Carvalho, Isco, and Marc Bartra remain sidelined with injuries.
Azulones suffered their first defeat of the league campaign on Saturday and will look to return to winning and goalscoring ways. Interestingly, they have registered just one win in their last 13 league outings while suffering seven losses.
Borja Mayoral is a key absentee for the capital club while Omar Alderete, Álvaro Rodríguez, and Nabil Aberdin remain sidelined with injuries.
After claiming their first league win of the season, Real Betis will attempt to claim a second straight victory when they welcome Getafe to the Benito Villamarin for Wednesday's La Liga clash.
Meanwhile, Getafe are set to return to the city of Seville just days after losing 1-0 to Sevilla at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.
Betis went into the international break without a league victory after they had to settle for just two points from their opening three matches.
They drew 1-1 with Girona and played out a goalless affair with Alaves, before they fell to a 2-0 away defeat against Real Madrid in their final outing before the international period.
Following the two-week break, Los Verdilblancos finally claimed their first league win in Friday's home outing against newly-promoted Leganes.
Abde Ezzalzouli broke the deadlock in the 72nd minute, before Barcelona loanee Vitor Roque netted his first Betis goal to wrap up a 2-0 home victory, moving Manuel Pellegrini's side up to 11th spot.
Betis know that another victory on Wednesday would move them up to sixth position, but claiming maximum points may be easier said than done after failing to win any of their previous three games against Getafe (D2, L1).
Getafe are languishing in the relegation zone after mustering three points from their first four matches of the 2024-25 season.
Jose Bordalas's side found it tough to offer a threat in the final third, having gone three matches without a goal since Christantus Uche scored in a 1-1 draw against Athletic Bilbao on matchday one.
The Azulones went on to play out consecutive goalless home draws against Rayo Vallecano and Real Sociedad, before suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat in Saturday's away meeting with Sevilla.
As a result of that loss, Getafe have now gone nine matches without a league win since recording a 3-1 away win over Almeria at the end of April.
They have also won just two away La Liga games since the start of last season, suggesting it will be a difficult task to claim maximum points in their second trip to Andalusia in five days.