Live Action:

• Real Betis: Lo celso - 16'

Lineups:

Real Betis (4-2-3-1 Formation)

Goalkeeper: Pau López

Defenders (L → R): Junior Firpo (Left Back), Marc Bartra (Center Back, Captain), Natan (Center Back), Héctor Bellerín (Right Back)

Midfield: Sergi Altimira, Pablo Fornals (midfield double pivot)

Attacking Trio: Aitor Ruibal (left), Giovani Lo Celso (center), Rodrigo Riquelme (right)

Striker: Juan (Cucho) Hernández

Deportivo Alavés (4-1-4-1 Formation)

Goalkeeper: Antonio Sivera

Defenders (L → R): Jonny Otto, Facundo Garcés, Nahuel Tenaglia, Víctor Parada

Defensive Mid: Antonio Blanco

Midfield Line (L → R): Carlos Vicente, Jon Guridi, Pablo Ibáñez, Carles Alenà

Striker: Antonio (Toni) Martínez

Real Betis (4-2-3-1)

Pau López anchors a solid backline alongside Bellerín, Bartra, Natan, and Firpo. The midfield metronome of Altimira and Fornals will look to control tempo, while Lo Celso directs creative play in the attacking midfield. Ruibal and Riquelme provide width and penetration, and up front Cucho Hernández leads the line—making Betis a fluid, attack-minded side.

Deportivo Alavés (4-1-4-1)

Alavés line up with a classic “shielded” approach: Sivera between the sticks, a dependable back four, and Antonio Blanco offering defensive cover in midfield. Ahead, Vicente, Guridi, Ibáñez, and Alenà form a compact midfield quartet tasked with both creation and containment, funneling play to lone striker Toni Martínez.