Betis

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Betis, the Verdiblancos of Seville have been one of La Liga's most complete squads outside the traditional top three all season. Their fine performances lifted them all the way to the last eight of the UEFA Europa League. The Andalusian side arrive this fixture having failed to win in any of their past five games across all competitions. Three of which have ended in stalemates and defeats to Braga (4-2) and Athletic Bilbao (2-1). Manuel Pellegrini's experienced squad makes them dangerous at the Villamarín, traditionally a hostile venue for any side should present a test for the top-flight heavyweights.

Real Madrid

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Real Madrid have navigated a very difficult campaign with the side currently on course to finish the season without securing a title. Having just been knocked out by Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, they arrive this domestic tie at a considerable ten points behind runaway leaders FC Barcelona. Los Blancos’ last took a winning result before the international break when they defeated neighbors Atletico (3-2) in the Madrid derby. Their past four games have seen three defeats at full-time and a share of the spoils with Girona (1-1).