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Real Betis Hosts Feyenoord in UEFA Champions League Match

The Spanish club aims to extend its winning streak on Wednesday as it faces Feyenoord at Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville.

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Spanish side Real Betis is set to host Dutch club Feyenoord on Wednesday in the third week of the UEFA Champions League. The fixture will kick off at Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville, with Italian referee Simone Sozza officiating the match.

Real Betis enters the fixture following a strong start in the league phase, securing victories in its first two matches while scoring three goals in each. Managed by Manuel Pellegrini, the Andalusian club returned to Europe's premier club competition after a long absence, having previously competed in the 2005-2006 season.

Feyenoord has experienced a mixed campaign so far in the tournament, recording one victory and one defeat. After an initial loss to Barcelona, the Dutch team bounced back by defeating Como to secure its first three points in the European competition.

The two teams previously met in the UEFA Europa League on January 29, 2026, when Real Betis claimed a 2-1 victory at home with goals from Antony and Abde Ezzalzouli, while Casper Tengstedt scored for Feyenoord. Historical statistics indicate that Real Betis has won all four of its previous home matches against Dutch opponents in European competitions.

Ahead of the match, both clubs announced their official lineups. Real Betis will start with Álvaro Vallés in goal, alongside a defense featuring Bellerín, Bartra, Natan, and Fran García. Marc Roca, Isco, and Fornals will form the midfield, while Antony, Parrott, and Ez Abde make up the forward line.

Feyenoord's starting lineup features Ernst as goalkeeper, supported by defenders Read, St. Juste, Javi López, and Mika Mármol. The midfield consists of Zechiël, Vanhoutte, and Targhalline, with Hadj Moussa, Ferri, and Valente leading the attack for the visiting team.

Looking ahead to the upcoming fixtures in the tournament, Real Betis will travel to Germany on November 4 to face Borussia Dortmund. Meanwhile, Feyenoord is scheduled to host Inter on November 3 as both teams look to solidify their positions in the league phase.

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