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Real Madrid vs Real Betis: Preview, predictions and lineups

Toni Kroos

Real Madrid’s La Liga season concludes on Saturday night when they welcome Real Betis to the Spanish capital.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side may have been crowned champions weeks ago, but this bout will mean a little bit more to one man in particular. Having announced his intention to retire after Euro 2024, Los Blancos stalwart Toni Kroos will take to the Santiago Bernabeu turf one final time on Saturday for his final La Liga appearance.

Kroos, of course, will suit up in Madrid colours for the last time next week in the Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund.

While Ancelotti’s side felt the wrath of Alexander Sorloth last weekend, Madrid have still lost just once in La Liga all season during a dominant campaign. They wrap up their domestic efforts for 2023/24 against a Betis side that will compete in next season’s Conference League having secured seventh spot.

They have ended the season with just two wins from five games, however, and were beaten at home by Real Sociedad last weekend.

Here’s 90min’s preview of Madrid’s La Liga finale.

Real Madrid vs Real Betis H2H Record (Last Five Games)

Current form (all competitions)

Real Madrid

Real Betis

Villarreal 4-4 Real Madrid – 19/05/24

Real Betis 0-2 Real Sociedad – 19/05/24

Real Madrid 5-0 Deportivo Alaves – 14/05/24

Las Palmas 2-2 Real Betis – 16/05/24

Granada 0-4 Real Madrid – 11/05/24

Real Betis 3-2 Cadiz – 12/05/24

Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern Munich – 08/05/24

Osasuna 0-2 Real Betis – 05/05/24

Real Madrid 3-0 Cadiz – 04/05/24

Real Betis 1-1 Sevilla – 28/04/24

Country

TV channel/live stream

United Kingdom

LaLigaTV, Premier Sports Player, Premier Sports 2

United States

ESPN+, ESPN Deportes

Canada

TSN+, TSN2

Toni Kroos

Kroos is set to make his final La Liga appearance on Saturday / Quality Sport Images/GettyImages

Ancelotti is unlikely to rest key starters for Madrid’s season finale in a bid to keep them fresh for next week’s Champions League final.

As a result, the Italian will likely only be without long-term injury absentee David Alaba and Aurelien Tchouameni, who will also miss the trip to Wembley.

Toni Kroos will start in midfield on his final La Liga appearance.

Real Madrid predicted lineup vs Real Betis (4-3-1-2): Courtois; Carvajal, Rudiger, Nacho, Mendy; Camavinga, Kroos, Valverde; Bellingham; Rodrygo, Vinicius.

Isco

Isco will miss Sunday’s game due to an ankle injury / Fran Santiago/GettyImages

The visitors’ injury list is extensive and they’re crucially without talisman Isco for Saturday’s game. The former Real Madrid star would have been…

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