Real Betis vs FC Porto Billets

When and where the match kicks off

Real Betis vs FC Porto is scheduled for Wednesday 14 October 2026 at 21:00 local time at Estadio La Cartuja in Sevilla. The fixture is part of the Champions League league phase, giving both clubs a chance to build momentum in the competition.

The teams heading into this fixture

Real Betis play this match after facing Deportivo away, with home La Liga fixtures against Osasuna and Barcelona either side of this European tie. Hosting FC Porto at La Cartuja is a significant fixture in Betis's Champions League campaign.

FC Porto arrive in Spain having faced Benfica and Maritimo in the Primeira Liga, with a further Champions League fixture at home to PSV Eindhoven to follow later in October. The Portuguese side will be looking to pick up points on the road in a demanding league phase.

Choosing where to sit at Estadio La Cartuja

Estadio La Cartuja is a modern stadium with a running track that sets the closest seats slightly back from the pitch compared with more traditional football grounds. Seats in the lower tier along the sidelines are generally the most expensive, while upper-tier seats offer a wider view of the stadium at a lower cost. Travelling FC Porto fans should confirm which section their tickets cover, as away allocations are usually kept separate.

Comparing prices for this Champions League tie

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What comes either side of this game

Real Betis continue their Champions League campaign away at Feyenoord Rotterdam on 21 October, with a further La Liga fixture against Celta Vigo to follow. It is a busy run of fixtures for Betis in the Champions League this season.

FC Porto's own schedule either side of the trip to Spain includes further Primeira Liga fixtures against Gil Vicente and Estoril, along with the Champions League tie against PSV Eindhoven, keeping the club occupied across both competitions throughout October.