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November 5, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Barcelona, Real Betis, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Los Culés get to this match on a woeful streak in La Liga. Can Pellegrini's men deepen their domestic problems?

What has been Barcelona and Real Betis' form ahead of this game?

Barcelona get to this match with no wins in their last four La Liga outings. Los Culés have lost twice and drawn two more, with defeats against Real Madrid and Getafe raising the tension at Camp Nou. The club however has found relief in the UEFA Champions League, where they have won all their games this season.

Real Betis make it to the match with only two wins in their last six games, with one of them taking place away from home. Pellegrini's men are yet to draw their first game of the season. The team's last match ended in a 3-0 win against Elche.

What is Barcelona and Real Betis' position in the ongoing La Liga season?

Barcelona will make it to this game in a rather strange 12th place with only two wins in six games, although the good thing for the Catalan club is that they have two games in hand. So far, the Blaugrana side has scored ten goals, while their defense has conceded six times. Ansu Fati is the team's top scorer with four goals to his name.

Real Betis will enter this clash in seventh place. Pellegrini's men have won four out of their eight games, while four more have ended in defeat. Cristian Tello has turned into the team's top scorer with four goals to his name.

Barcelona vs Real Betis - Who's in and who's out?

Barcelona: Injured: Philippe Coutinho, Ronald Araujo Doubtful: Samuel Umtiti.

Real Betis: Injured: Dani Martin, Victor Camarasa. Doubtful: Juanmi, Andrés Guardado.

Barcelona vs Real Betis - Head-to-head

Barcelona have won five out of their last six La Liga games against Real Betis.
Real Betis' last win against Barcelona took place on November 11, 2018. That game ended with a 4-3 score for los verdiblancos. Surprisingly, Betis' boss during that game was none other than Quique Setién, who had a woeful run with Los Blaugranas as coach last semester.
The last home game for Barcelona against Betis ended in a 5-2 win for Los Culés.
Los Blaugranas have outscored Real Betis 22-9 in their last six games.
This will be Ronald Koeman's fourth game against Betis. So far, the Dutch boss has won the previous three clashes against Los Béticos.
Manuel Pellegrini will face a team coached by Ronald Koeman for the eighth time. The Chilean boss' teams have won five of their previous seven games, with one draw and one loss to complete their tally.