👉 What is the recommended bet for Betis vs Valencia?

The prediction and suggested bet for Betis vs Valencia on February 1, 2026, based on the analysis, is: Betis to win ⇒ bet available at Bet365.

👉 What stadium will host the Betis vs Valencia match?

The Betis vs Valencia match on February 1, 2026, will be held in Sevilla, Estadio La Cartuja de Sevilla.

👉 What is the most popular bet for this match?

The most popular bet among analysts for the Betis vs Valencia match was a Betis win at Bet365, with 75% of predictions.

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Betis vs Valencia Prediction – La Liga

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Check out the best predictions for Betis vs Valencia

Here you will find the best prediction for Betis vs Valencia in La Liga, as well as match analysis and betting tips.

Read below our detailed analysis of both teams, including recent performances and key statistics from their last games to provide the best prediction for this match between Betis and Valencia.

Betis

February 1, 2026 – 15::15
La Liga
2025/2026
Regular season – Round 22

Valencia

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Betis vs Valencia

The best prediction for the Betis vs Valencia match in La Liga is a Betis win. The home team will benefit from massive support from their fans and will face an opponent that has been struggling, particularly defensively. It’s worth noting that the home team has won their last two home games in La Liga. Thus, it is expected that the hosts will confirm their quality and secure all three points.

Best prediction for Betis vs Valencia

Betis to win

Match prediction for Betis vs Valencia

The teams Betis and Valencia will clash at Estadio Benito Villamarín in a match for the 22nd round of La Liga. The last time the two teams met in this league edition, they ended in a 1–1 draw on November 9, 2025. Historical head-to-heads at this stadium favor the home team, which has won 2 and drawn 3 of their last 5 encounters. However, in their last match at this stadium, on May 23, 2025, the game also ended in a 1–1 draw. The goals were scored by Antony for Betis (40′) and Rafa Mir for Valencia (75′).

Betis Analysis

After 8 wins, 8 draws, and 5 losses, the home team currently sits in 6th place with 32 points. In their last match, they lost 2–1 to Deportivo Alavés away, following a 2–0 victory at home against Villarreal in the previous game. The team arrives at this match fresh off a home victory against Feyenoord by 2–1. In the league, Betis has accumulated 19 points from 30 possible, with 6 wins, 1 draw, and 3 losses in their last 10 games at home. Their attack has been consistently potent, scoring in 9 of their last 10 league matches. Out of 21 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 9 times and managed to turn the score around only once. In the last 10 home games in the league, there is 1 notable period: they conceded 4 of their 11 goals between the 0’–15’ minutes.

Betis heads into this challenge after a 2-1 victory over Feyenoord in a Europa League match. In their most recent La Liga fixture, the hosts lost to Alavés 2-1. Managed by Manuel Pellegrini, the team typically plays in a 4-3-3 formation, focusing on quick transitions and exploiting the flanks, aiming to create imbalances through the speed and depth of their wingers. Up front, the trio composed of Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, Antony, and Cédric Bakambu plays a crucial role, being the main contributors to the offensive sector and creating goal opportunities. Natan is suspended for this match, while Isco, Sofyan Amrabat, Junior Firpo, and Giovani Lo Celso are injured.

Confirmed lineup: Pau López, Marc Bartra, Ángel Ortiz, Valentín Gómez, Ricardo Rodríguez, Pablo Fornals, Marc Roca, Sergi Altimira, Cédric Bakambu, Antony, Abde Ezzalzouli.
Coach: M. Pellegrini.

Valencia Analysis

The visiting team currently holds the 14th position with 23 points, having achieved 5 wins, 8 draws, and 8 losses. In their penultimate match, they won 1-0 away against Getafe. In their last match, they secured a home victory against Espanyol, finishing 3-2. In their last 10 away games in the league, Valencia has recorded 1 win, 3 draws, and 6 losses, earning 6 points from 30 possible. In league matches played away, the most frequent score at halftime has been 1-0, which occurred in 6 of their 11 games. The team has allowed goals to their opponents in 8 of their last 10 matches, indicating a lack of defensive solidity, yet their attack has maintained a consistent performance, scoring at least once in their last 10 league games. Out of 21 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 12 times without ever managing to turnaround the score. In their last 10 away matches in the league, one notable period stands out: they scored 4 out of their 7 goals between the 61’–75’ minutes.

Valencia comes into this match following a 3-2 victory against Espanyol, achieving their second consecutive win in La Liga, with goals scored by Hugo Duro, Largie Ramazani, and Eray Cömert. The visiting side typically lines up in a 4-3-3 formation, where the three players tasked with wreaking havoc on the opponent’s defense are Hugo Duro, Luis Rioja, and Arnaut Danjuma. The midfield will be comprised of Pepelu, Filip Ugrinić, and Lucas Beltrán, with the latter responsible for organizing the central zone of the field. Cristian Rivero is suspended for this match, along with César Tárrega, Mouctar Diakhaby, and Julen Agirrezabala, all of whom are injured.

Confirmed lineup: Stole Dimitrievski, José Copete, Dimitri Foulquier, Jesús Vázquez, Eray Cömert, Pepelu, Filip Ugrinic, Lucas Beltrán, Hugo Duro, Arnaut Danjuma, Luis Rioja.
Coach: C. Corberán Vallet.