Betis vs Valencia: Summary, H2H Stats, Lineups & Highlights

As Betis prepare to host Valencia on February 1, 2026, with kick-off at 16:15 under referee Martinez, this SPAIN: La Liga fixture promises an intriguing contest.

Betis, currently 5th in the standings with 41 points from 24 games, trail the leaders by 19 points. They've earned 22 points from 11 home games this season. Their recent form has been strong, with 4 wins and 1 loss in their last five matches. They've shown a solid defensive record, conceding 4 goals. At the same time, they've displayed a positive attacking record, scoring 8 goals. The attack has been led by Cucho Hernandez, the leading goalscorer this season with 8 goals, while also providing key assists. Crucial contributions in the final third have come from players like Antony, Pablo Fornals, Abde Ezzalzouli, who have delivered important goals and assists.

Valencia, sitting 15th with 26 points, enter as underdogs but face a tough test on the road, where they've earned 9 points from 12 games this season. Their recent form has been strong, with 3 wins and 2 losses in their last five matches. They've shown defensive issues, conceding 6 goals. At the same time, they've displayed a positive attacking record, scoring 7 goals. The offensive threat is spearheaded by Hugo Duro, who leads the scoring with 7 goals. Support has come from Diego Lopez Noguerol, Arnaut Danjuma, Luis Rioja, who have chipped in with decisive contributions in attack.

Recent meetings between Betis and Valencia have been competitive, with Betis claiming victory in their most recent clash (2-1). The head-to-head record remains evenly balanced between the two sides.

In their previous league match against Mallorca, Betis recorded a 2-1 victory while lining up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. Their starting XI featured Valles, Rodriguez, Natan, Llorente, Ruibal, Fidalgo, Roca, Fornals, Ezzalzouli, Bakambu, Antony. The formation provided flexibility in midfield, allowing for effective rotation and positional play.

Valencia's last outing came against Levante, where they secured a 2-0 victory using a 4-4-2 system. Their starting XI featured Dimitrievski, Gaya, Comert, Tarrega, Nunez, Rioja, Ugrinic, Pepelu, Ramazani, Beltran, Duro. This setup relied on discipline and work rate to maintain structure while exploiting wide areas.

Looking ahead, Betis are expected to maintain their 4-2-3-1 structure, while Valencia are likely to counter with a 4-4-2 setup. The contest is set to revolve around midfield control, pressing efficiency, and how effectively each side manages transitions between defense and attack.

Goal trends from the last ten games across all competitions suggest a moderate number of goals: Betis's fixtures have averaged 2.7 goals per game, with 6 going over 2.5 and both teams scoring in 60% of those matches, alongside 2 clean sheets. Valencia's games average 2.7 goals, with 4 going over 2.5 and both teams scoring in 60% of those matches, alongside 3 clean sheets. With both sides capable in attack, expect a low-scoring affair.

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