Copa del Rey - TV and streaming channels to watch Betis vs Valencia

February 6, 2019 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: Copa del Rey, Real Betis, Valencia, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Betis will try to beat Valencia to play the final match at their own stadium on May 25. Follow this clash with our detailed guide.

What has been Real Betis and Valencia's form ahead of this match?

Real Betis enters this match on a two-game winning streak in all comps. The green and white side has in fact lost only one of its most recent six games,having won three and drawn two more. A lonely goal by Sergio Canales was enough to give Quique Setien's men the win against Atlético on Sunday.

On the other side of the pitch, Valencia gets to this game on a three-game unbeaten streak. Los Naranjeros defeated Villarreal and Getafe, but their clash against Barcelona ended in disappointment after dropping a two-goal lead at Camp Nou. Marcelino's game might find some motivation in that game, since they were able to dominate Barcelona from time to time.

How did Real Betis and Valencia get to this stage of the Copa del Rey?

Real Betis got to the semi-finals by beating Racing Santander in their Round of 32 matchup. Setien's men went on to eliminate Real Sociedad thanks to the away goals rule, with both of their goals coming in an exciting 2-2 draw. Their quarter final matchup ended with a 4-2 aggregate against Espanyol, giving them a chance to fight for their first Copa del Rey final in 14 years.

Valencia's Copa del Rey run included beating C.D. Ebro with a 3-1 aggregate in the Round of 32. Their Round of 16 tie saw Los Naranjeros beat Sporting Gijón with a 4-2 aggregate score, and their quarter final clash ended with a controversial 3-2 win over Getafe, who wreaked havoc right after the final whistle.

Real Betis vs Valencia - Head-to-head stats

The first game of the season between these teams ended in a goalless draw.
Real Betis has only won one of their most recent three home games against Valencia.
Valencia's last visit to the Benito Villamarín ended with a 6-3 win for Los Naranjeros.
Betis has not beaten Valencia in almost three years. Their last win against the Valencian side took place on Sept. 11, 2016. That game ended with a 3-2 win for Los Verdiblancos.

Real Betis vs Valencia - Injuries and suspensions

Real Betis - Cristian Tello (injured); Marc Bartra, William Carvalho (doubtful).

Valencia - Mouctar Diakhaby (suspended); José Gayá, Gonçalo Guedes (doubtful).