
The green and white are looking for their first home victory against Barça since 2008 while Flick's men try to maintain their perfect streak.
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Real Betis has not beaten Barcelona at home since 2008. Barcelona is seeking its ninth consecutive victory at the start of LaLiga.
The green and white are looking for their first home victory against Barça since 2008
Real Betis hosts Barcelona in the most anticipated match of the day. The Green and Whites have made their best start in more than ninety years and will be looking for their first victory against the Blaugrana in Seville since 2008. Opposite, Flick's men will be looking for a ninth victory in the same number of games played in LaLiga, which would be their best start in the history of the competition and would distance them even further in the leadership of the competition. The last game that Betis lost at home was against Barcelona (3-5) last December.
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There is also Betis' XI!
There are already eleven from Betis! Pellegrini lines up Lo Celso and Fornals in midfield. The Chilean coach decides to give Isco Alarcón a rest.
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There are already eleven from Barça!
There are already eleven from Barça! Flick comes out with Adeyemi and Gabriel Jesús in attack, as Lamine's companions.
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Welcome to Real Betis-FC Barcelona!
Good afternoon, welcome to Real Betis-FC Barcelona.

Barcelona beats Real Betis at La Cartuja thanks to a great goal from Lamine Yamal, while Betis seeks its first home victory against Barça since 2008. The match includes yellow cards for Bellerín and Fermín, and a missed chance by Adeyemi disallowed for offside.

Real Betis draws with Barcelona in the most anticipated match of the day, seeking their first home victory against the Catalans since 2008. Both teams already have their starting eleven confirmed, with Flick lining up Gabriel Jesus and Adeyemi in attack alongside Lamine Yamal, and Pellegrini betting on Lo Celso and Fornals in the Betis midfield, leaving out Isco Alarcón.

Real Betis and FC Barcelona face each other this Saturday, October 17 at the La Cartuja Stadium on matchday nine of LaLiga. Both teams arrive in great form, with the locals third and the visitors leading the competition.

Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade, Olympic medalist, returns to high-level competition at the World Cup in Rotterdam. After a two-year break to prioritize her health, she will compete on vault and balance beam, discarding the floor to prolong her career.

Atlético de Madrid beat Espanyol in Cornellá with a goal from Baena in the final minutes. The red and white team dominated the game against an Espanyol that opted for long balls and defensive resistance, thus maintaining the pressure on Barcelona.

The RFEF Competition Judge has ruled that the match between Rayo Vallecano and Athletic Club, suspended due to objects being thrown onto the grass, will resume behind closed doors. The Madrid club must cover the travel expenses of the Basque team.