Real Betis VS Feyenoord

Sitting third in the group standings, Real Betis have posted impressive recent numbers, notching 7 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses across their past 10 matches. They played out a draw against this very opponent in their last meeting, but are currently without Ruival, Firpo and Juan Hernandez due to injury, which significantly reduces their available wide rotation options. The side adopts a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Fornals and Roca operating as the double pivot in midfield, Isco and Abde linking the midfield and attacking lines, Antony taking charge of wide bursts, and Troy Parrott leading the attack as the central striker. On their home turf, they build attacks through steady possession, playing an open, attacking system that combines overlapping wide runs and central penetration, and they show no fear of engaging in end-to-end attacking battles against opponents. They have won all four of their past encounters against Dutch clubs, holding a clear psychological advantage. With a solid, stable defensive line at home, they are fully determined to take all three points to consolidate their current group standing.