Real Betis arrive at Levante chasing a sixth victory in the last 11 meetings between these sides, a head to head ledger that reads 5 wins to 4 in their favour with one draw. The most recent encounter finished 2-1 to Betis in May, part of a sequence that has seen both teams score in 7 of the last 10 fixtures and over 2.5 goals land in 9 of those 10. That 4.3 goals per meeting average sets a high bar for entertainment, and the pattern shows little sign of shifting. When these clubs last shared the points, in September 2025, the scoreline was 2-2, while February 2022 delivered a 4-2 Betis win and November 2021 a 3-1 victory for the visitors. Only the March 2021 meeting, a 2-0 Betis success, failed to breach the 2.5 line.

Levante have shown steady form through pre-season, weighted at 6 out of 10 by Formatic's recency model. They took 3 wins from their last 5 outings, scoring 7 and conceding 5 across that stretch. They found the net in all 5 matches and kept 2 clean sheets, though the defensive resilience was more evident in friendlies than in competitive action. Over a 7-match sample this season, Levante have averaged 15.3 shots and 5.4 on target per outing, generating 5.9 corners and holding 45 percent possession. They concede an average of 11.1 fouls and collect 2.1 yellow cards per game, while managing a clean sheet in 40 percent of fixtures and failing to score in just 10 percent.

Real Betis bring stronger recent momentum, rated 7.5 out of 10 and backed by 4 wins from their last 5 matches. They scored 10 goals and conceded only 2 across that run, registering 3 clean sheets and finding the net in 4 of the 5. The May league victory over Levante was followed by a 3-0 win at Sportfreunde Lotte, a 1-0 success at Recreativo Huelva, a 1-0 friendly loss at Granada and then a 4-0 thrashing of Lyon. Across a smaller 3-match competitive sample, Betis have posted 13.7 shots per game with 5.7 on target, won 5.3 corners and controlled 48.7 percent of possession. They commit 11.7 fouls per match and pick up 1.3 yellow cards, while also keeping 40 percent of fixtures scoreless for opponents and blanking themselves in 10 percent.

The form gap of 1.5 points in favour of the visitors aligns with their recent head to head dominance, though Levante's home record against quality opposition and the historically open nature of this fixture suggest goals at both ends remain likely. Betis carry the sharper defensive record from the summer, conceding just twice in five, but Levante have scored in every outing since mid-May and average more shots per game across their longer sample. The 9 from 10 over 2.5 goals in the head to head points to another high-scoring affair, with Betis edging on form but Levante capable of adding to their 4 wins in the last 10 meetings.