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Eight wins from eight: Barcelona visit Real Betis, who have won three of their last five

LaLiga leaders Barcelona, winners of all eight games, visit Real Betis at the Estadio de la Cartuja in Seville on Saturday.

By FootieRadar Desk · Published · 3 min read

Barcelona have won every one of their eight LaLiga games and sit top on 24 points. They travel to Seville for matchday nine to face Real Betis, third on 19. Kick-off is Saturday 17 October, 7:30pm Kenya time.

Betis have lost none of their last five games in all competitions, winning three and drawing two, and their latest result was a 3-2 win over FC Porto in the Champions League. Barcelona have won all five of their recent games and have yet to drop a league point this season.

Barcelona's perfect start

Barcelona have scored 34 goals and conceded seven in eight league games, with four clean sheets and a goal in every match. Their last five results have produced 21 goals for and six against.

Raphinha leads the competition's scoring with 12 goals and three assists, and Lamine Yamal has seven goals and five assists. The 7-2 win over Racing Santander and the 4-2 win at Levante show how many goals that front line can produce in one game.

Real BetisBarcelona
3rdLeague position1st
19Points24
6-1-1Won-drawn-lost8-0-0
14 / 9Goals for / against34 / 7
4Clean sheets4
W W D D WLast five, latest firstW W W W W

Betis score in every game but have conceded nine

Betis have scored 14 goals in eight league games and conceded nine, with six wins, one draw and one defeat. They have found the net in every league match, but nine conceded in eight games is the figure that stands out. Their biggest league win was the 5-2 against Osasuna on 11 October, three days before they beat Porto.

Both of their Champions League wins have finished 3-2, and neither ended with a clean sheet. Marc Bartra scored twice in the 3-2 win at Lille on 8 September. Betis have kept four clean sheets in the league, the same number as Barcelona.

Team news

Betis are without J. Firpo, who is missing the fixture with a groin injury. I. Losada and A. Ruibal are both questionable, Ruibal with a knee injury. Dani Ceballos joined from Real Madrid as a free agent at the end of August.

Barcelona are missing R. Bardghji (knee injury) and A. Christensen (muscle injury). F. de Jong is questionable with a knee injury.

Head-to-head

Barcelona have won three of the last five meetings. They beat Betis 3-1 at home on 17 May 2026 and won 5-3 at Betis on 6 December. The January 2025 Copa del Rey tie also went their way, 5-1 at home.

Betis have not won any of the five. The other two ended 1-1 and 2-2.

What the numbers say

At the time of writing, the betting market's view is Barcelona 68%, a draw 17% and Betis 15%. These figures come from Pinnacle's odds with the bookmaker's margin removed, and they are not our opinion.

The table points the same way. Barcelona's 24 points against Betis's 19 and the market's 68% both put the visitors in front.

Odds in Kenya

Kick-off is Saturday 17 October, 7:30pm Kenya time at Estadio de la Cartuja, Seville. These are the best prices at bookmakers licensed in Kenya right now.

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Market view

Real BetisDrawBarcelona

The chance of each result implied by Pinnacle’s odds, with the bookmaker’s margin (3.8%) removed. Updated hourly. Calculated from betting-market data, not our opinion, and never a guarantee. How we calculate this →

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