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Sevilla vs Betis Prediction LaLiga 30.11.2025

Q: Who will win between Sevilla and Betis?

It’s a difficult match to predict. Betis are unbeaten away, while Sevilla rely on strong home support. Expect a balanced, emotional derby.

Alexandru Florin 29 November 2025

Sevilla vs Betis Prediction LaLiga

Sevilla vs Betis Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 14 of La Liga, scheduled for Sunday, November 30, 2025, at 15:15 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 1 and Movistar Plus+ from the iconic Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. In this article, you’ll find expert LaLiga Predictions and betting insights from XpertStats tipsters.

Sevilla have scored and conceded an average of 1.67 goals per match in La Liga.
Betis remain unbeaten away from home this season with one win and five draws.
83% of Sevilla’s games and 100% of Betis’ games have seen both teams score.
The last Seville derby ended 2-1 to Betis, adding spice to this Sunday’s clash.

The Seville derby is never just another game. It’s pride, history, and emotion packed into ninety breathless minutes. Sevilla enter this clash under pressure, sitting mid-table with 16 points after a frustrating run of form. Their 2-1 loss at Espanyol last week underlined ongoing issues at both ends of the pitch. They’ve scored 19 and conceded 21 so far, numbers that tell the story of imbalance. Still, this is Sevilla at home, and in front of their fiery supporters, they’ll fight tooth and nail. Can Almeyda’s side finally find the spark that’s been missing?

At the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Sevilla’s performances have been hit and miss: two wins, one draw, three losses. Yet, goals have rarely been lacking. An average of 3.33 total goals per game and an 83% “Both Teams to Score” rate make them one of La Liga’s most entertaining teams to watch. Their problem? Turning that attacking flair into actual results. Almeyda’s challenge will be to solidify the defense without dimming the attacking fire that keeps fans coming back for more.

Betis, meanwhile, head across town in confident mood. Manuel Pellegrini’s men sit fifth with 21 points, unbeaten in six league games, and just off the back of a 2-1 Europa League victory over Utrecht. Their system is working, organized at the back, sharp in attack, and clinical when chances come. Betis have scored 20 and conceded 14, showing a near-perfect balance that Sevilla have lacked. They’re tough to beat and even tougher to outthink. Still, a derby is no ordinary day, and composure under fire will be crucial inside a roaring Pizjuán.

Betis’ away record shines: unbeaten on the road this season with five draws and one win. Pellegrini’s men have also found the net in every league game so far, boasting a 100% “Both Teams to Score” record. That’s impressive consistency. Even so, injuries could complicate things: Isco, Amrabat, and Antony are all unavailable. Still, Betis look like the team more likely to dictate rhythm and tempo. And in a game this charged, control could be everything. Expect fireworks, fouls, and probably goals. For punters, this one screams LaLiga Predictions value.

Sevilla gathered significant support at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán as over 13,000 fans attended the open training session ahead of the highly anticipated Gran Derbi. Matías Almeyda’s squad, joined briefly by Jesús Navas and several injured players, received an intense boost of motivation from the stands. The passionate atmosphere underscores the club’s unity and determination before facing Betis on Sunday. Source: Marca

Both Teams to Score @1.77
Both Sevilla and Betis have been relentless in attack and vulnerable at the back. Sevilla average 1.67 goals scored and conceded per game, producing 3.33 goals per match overall. Meanwhile, Betis have hit 1.5 per game and allowed 1.33, with both teams scoring in every single fixture so far (100% BTTS rate). Sevilla’s home games have followed the same pattern, with 83% finishing with goals at both ends. The defensive inconsistencies of Almeyda’s side, coupled with Pellegrini’s attacking confidence, make this prediction hard to ignore. Add in the emotional charge of the Seville derby, and clean sheets suddenly look like fantasy. Historically, derbies between these two sides are fiery, open, and full of late drama. Both teams are more likely to attack than sit back, and with the stats backing it up, “Both Teams to Score” feels like the most logical and value-packed option for Sunday’s clash.