Real Betis vs Getafe Predictions

Real Betis vs Getafe: Form, finishing and the numbers shaping La Liga clash. Read on for all our free predictions and betting tips.

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18:00 • Sep 17, 2026

Estadio Benito Villamarín

Real Betis

Getafe

Real Betis host Getafe at the Estadio Benito Villamarín on Thursday with a clear contrast between the sides already visible five matches into the La Liga season.

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Match Result

Result Outlook

Betis's recent form and home wins contrast with Getafe's fewer victories and away losses.

Real Betis

70%

7/25

Draw

6%

14/1

Getafe

24%

11/4

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Match Edge

Real Betis and Getafe arrive with similar form, leaving fine margins likely to decide the result.

Recent Results

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Correct Score

2-0 Scoreline Lean

Betis's defensive solidity at home contrasts with Getafe's fewer clean sheets away.

Correct Score 2-0

Implied probability14%6/1

Shots on Target

Target Threat

Betis's higher shot volume suggests stronger attacking threat than Getafe's limited attempts.

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Three Punchy Stats

• Betis have won four of their opening five league matches, taking 12 points and responding to their only defeat with consecutive La Liga victories over Real Madrid and Villarreal.
• Getafe have scored only three goals in five league games, while their last-10 average of 2.4 shots on target reinforces the concern that attacking output, rather than simply results, is the central weakness.
• Betis have won five consecutive home league matches, whereas Getafe have lost their last three away. That home-away split gives the wider form comparison an especially relevant edge at the Benito Villamarín.

Betis have taken 12 points from a possible 15, winning four league games and recovering impressively from a 5-2 defeat at Levante. Getafe have five points, three league goals and arrive after consecutive 1-1 draws. The broader numbers sharpen the difference: Betis are creating far more attacking volume, while Getafe have struggled to turn possession and territory into sustained threat.

The question is whether Getafe can make the game sufficiently awkward to suppress a Betis side whose recent results suggest the Levante setback was an exception rather than the beginning of a slide.

Betis have responded rather than unravelled

Manuel Pellegrini's side have followed that heavy defeat with three straight victories in all competitions, beating Real Madrid 1-0, Lille 3-2 and Villarreal 2-1.

That sequence matters because the defensive picture otherwise contains an obvious distortion. Betis have conceded six goals in five league games, but five came in a single afternoon at Levante. Their other four league matches produced three clean sheets and just one goal conceded.

Their longer-term attacking profile is encouraging too. Across the last 10 league games, Betis have averaged 15.7 attempts, six shots on target and 1.7 goals. There is genuine shot volume behind the results rather than a run built entirely on sparse opportunities.

Juan Hernandez's four goals and Abdessamad Ezzalzouli's three underline that attacking output, while Pablo Fornals has two goals and two assists. Betis also have the option of bringing Antony back into the starting XI, with Isco and Marc Roca expected to retain significant roles after strong performances against Villarreal.

Getafe's bigger problem is at the other end

Getafe's league record is less alarming defensively than their position might suggest. They have conceded six goals in five matches and, across their last 10 league games, have allowed an average of one goal per match from 10.9 opposition attempts.

The attacking return is much harder to ignore.

Jose Bordalas's side have scored just three times in their opening five league fixtures. Across the longer 10-match sample, they have averaged only 0.7 goals, 10.3 attempts and 2.4 shots on target. That points towards a side capable of generating some volume without consistently producing enough accurate finishing.

Successive draws against Celta Vigo and Deportivo La Coruna at least show Getafe have been difficult to shake off recently, but their away record is another concern: they have lost their last three league games on the road.

Enes Unal has three goals in seven appearances this season, while Martin Satriano has also scored three across the wider run considered here. If Getafe are to trouble Betis, those attacking contributions carry particular weight given the team's limited league scoring output.

Availability adds another imbalance

Betis will again be without Aitor Ruibal, while Diego Llorente remains doubtful with a broken nose.

Getafe have a longer absentee list, with Abdel Abqar, Andres Garcia, Kiko Femenia, Juanmi and Christantus Uche ruled out. Zaid Romero returns from suspension, providing some reinforcement, but the visitors still arrive with fewer options available.

There is also recent encouragement for Getafe in this fixture. They won the previous meeting 2-0 in March, although Betis have taken five victories from the last 10 encounters compared with Getafe's two.

🎯 Pick 1: Real Betis to win @ 4/6

Real Betis enter this fixture with four victories from their opening five La Liga matches, accumulating 12 points while establishing strong home form at the Estadio Benito Villamarín. Manuel Pellegrini’s side have won five consecutive home league fixtures, producing significant attacking output to maintain that momentum. Across their last 10 league outings, Betis have averaged 15.7 attempts and six shots on target per match, scoring 1.7 goals per game. That high shot volume indicates that their strong points tally is underpinned by sustained threat rather than isolated moments of finishing.

Getafe present a clear contrast in attacking output, having scored just three goals across their opening five league fixtures. While Jose Bordalas’s side have restricted opponents to an average of one goal per match over their last 10 league games, their goal creation remains limited, averaging only 2.4 shots on target from 10.3 attempts. Furthermore, Getafe have suffered three consecutive away league defeats and travel with several key absentees, including Abdel Abqar, Andres Garcia, and Kiko Femenia. With Betis controlling play at home and generating six shots on target per game, Getafe’s struggles on the road make it difficult for the visitors to stem the pressure.

The main counterpoint lies in Betis’s defensive display against Levante, where they conceded five goals in a single match, alongside Getafe’s 2-0 victory in the previous head-to-head meeting in March. However, Betis responded by keeping three clean sheets in their other four league games and winning three straight matches in all competitions against Real Madrid, Lille, and Villarreal. Combining five straight home league wins with Getafe’s three consecutive away losses makes the main selection defensible.

Risk Factor: The main selection loses if Getafe secure a draw or repeat their 2-0 win from the previous meeting.

⚔️ Pick 2: Real Betis vs Getafe 2-0 @ 6/1

A 2-0 scoreline reflects both Betis’s consistent home scoring form and Getafe’s low-scoring baseline on the road. Betis have averaged 1.7 goals per match across their last 10 league fixtures, supported by impressive shot volume with 15.7 attempts and six shots on target per game. With Juan Hernandez contributing four goals and Abdessamad Ezzalzouli scoring three, Pellegrini’s team possess regular avenues to target the opposition goal. Facing a Getafe squad missing defenders such as Abdel Abqar and Kiko Femenia, Betis have the attacking baseline required to score twice at the Benito Villamarín, where they have secured five consecutive league victories.

The clean sheet element for Betis is supported by Getafe’s persistent attacking difficulties. Bordalas’s team have managed only three goals in five league matches this season and average just 2.4 shots on target per game over their last 10 league outings. Although Getafe boast individual contributions from Enes Unal and Martin Satriano, who have each scored three goals in their respective stretches, the team’s overall output away from home remains restricted. Outside of their 5-2 anomaly against Levante, Betis have kept three clean sheets in four league matches, showing that their backline is capable of shutting out low-volume attacks.

The primary risk to this exact scoreline is Getafe finding a goal through Unal or Satriano, as seen in their recent 1-1 draws against Celta Vigo and Deportivo La Coruna, or Betis expanding the margin to 3-0. Furthermore, Getafe won the previous encounter 2-0 in March, illustrating that fixture history can deviate from current form. Nonetheless, with Betis strong at home and Getafe struggling for shots on target, a 2-0 outcome offers a precise reflecting scoreline while remaining inherently vulnerable to any single additional goal.