Buy Real Betis vs Elche tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the La Liga fixture scheduled for the weekend of Sunday 31 January 2027 at the Estadio La Cartuja in Seville. La Liga confirms the exact day and kick-off time a few weeks before each round, so the game can fall anywhere from the Friday evening to the Monday. It is Matchday 22, and it arrives only days after Betis close their Champions League league phase away at Bayern Munich.
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The last league meeting between the sides at La Cartuja was one of the most important nights in modern Real Betis history. A 2-1 win over Elche in May 2026, in front of more than 50,000 supporters, sealed the club's first Champions League place in 21 years. The rematch brings the same opponent back to the same ground, with Betis now playing in Europe's elite club competition.
This guide covers what drives demand, how to buy, what resale seats typically cost, where to sit, what hospitality includes and the full La Liga record between the clubs.
Betis have one of the most loyal followings in Spain, and the move to La Cartuja has not changed that. The club's temporary home holds around 70,000 after its recent expansion, and Betis regularly fill a large share of it with season ticket holders before single-match sales open.
The Champions League season adds a fresh layer of interest. Betis are back among Europe's elite for the first time since 2005/06, and supporters who miss out on the European nights often turn to league games to see the squad that earned it. A home game straight after a trip to Munich is a chance to welcome the team back in front of a full crowd.
The fixture list shapes demand too. Betis host the headline names of Spanish football across the season, including Real Betis vs Sevilla, and supporters priced out of the derby often look to a more affordable game like this one. A meeting with Elche sits at the accessible end of the Betis calendar for both demand and cost.
The visitors bring their own travelling support. Elche returned to La Liga in 2025 and stayed up, and their fans have followed the side across Spain in both divisions. The trip from the Valencian Community to Seville is a long one, which keeps the away section compact.
Then there is Seville itself. A late-January weekend in the city offers mild weather by European standards, and the old town, the cathedral and the tapas bars of Triana make it easy to build a short break around the game. That adds a layer of visiting demand that few La Liga grounds can match.
Yes. Betis release tickets for league matches to the general public once season ticket holders have had their allocation, and you do not need a club membership to buy. Remaining seats go on sale through the club's ticket office in the weeks before each game.
For a mid-season fixture like this, general sale usually covers most areas of the ground, but the lower-ring seats close to the pitch and groups of seats together tend to go first. Because La Liga confirms the kick-off slot only a few weeks ahead, the club sale can open before visitors know which day the game falls on.
The resale marketplace solves that timing problem. Every order on 1BoxOffice comes from a verified seller and carries a 150% money-back guarantee if tickets do not arrive as described. You can choose the exact block, buy seats together and still find listings in the final week.
Elche supporters should apply through their own club first. The away allocation is sold by Elche, and anyone who buys resale will be in a home area, so the colours advice in the seating section applies in full.
Overseas buyers also avoid the practical hurdles of a Spanish ticketing account. No Spanish address, bank card or phone number is needed to buy on the marketplace.
For groups, resale also makes seating together much easier. Club sales break up the most popular blocks quickly, while listings on the marketplace show clearly how many seats sit side by side, so a family or group of friends can buy a block in one purchase.
Five factors move the price for this fixture. Seat location comes first: the new lower ring beside the pitch costs more than the upper tier, and central seats on the long sides cost more than the ends.
Demand is the second, and a visit from Elche sits well below the headline dates in the Betis calendar. Timing is the third, as prices can firm up once La Liga confirms the kick-off slot. The opponent is the fourth: visits from the likes of Real Betis vs Barcelona command a far higher premium. Hospitality tier is the fifth and sits in its own bracket for the 2026/27 season.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segundo Anfiteatro (upper tier) | £30 – £45 | Budget-conscious buyers | Highest tier with a full view of the pitch and the running track |
| Primer Anfiteatro (ends) | £40 – £60 | Most first-time visitors | Raised view from behind the goals |
| Primer Anfiteatro (long sides) | £55 – £80 | Buyers who want a balanced view | Middle tier along the touchlines |
| Grada Baja (lower ring) | £70 – £110+ | Buyers who want to be close to the action | New ring built over the running track, a few metres from the pitch |
| Hospitality / VIP | £150 – £300+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Central seats with lounge access, food and drinks |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Listings for this fixture currently start at around £31, which makes it one of the more accessible ways to see a Champions League side at home in 2026/27. La Liga remains good value for matchgoers compared with the Premier League, and a lower-ring seat here costs a fraction of a comparable seat in England.
Compare listings for the same block side by side, and judge them on tier and row rather than stand name alone. Supply usually builds after the Christmas break, once season ticket holders know which January dates they cannot make.
The size of the ground helps value. With around 70,000 seats and a mid-table opponent, supply stays healthy right up to match week, which gives patient buyers room to compare seats in the final fortnight.
The Estadio La Cartuja opened in 1999 on the Isla de La Cartuja, the site of Expo 92, and was built for athletics. Betis moved in for the 2025/26 season while the Benito Villamarín is rebuilt, and the club has confirmed it will return home for the 2028/29 season.
The ground is an oval bowl with a running track, so the club added a new lower ring, the Grada Baja, over the track to bring fans closer to the play. Above it sit the Primer Anfiteatro and the upper Segundo Anfiteatro, with the long sides giving the classic view and the curved ends sitting behind the goals.
Use the La Cartuja seating plan to match the sectors in each listing to the table below.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grada Baja (long sides) | Buyers who want to be close to the pitch | Premium | New lower ring over the track with the nearest view in the ground |
| Grada Baja (ends) | Home supporters who want atmosphere | Mid to upper | Close behind the goals with the most vocal Betis fans |
| Primer Anfiteatro (long sides) | First-time visitors and families | Mid | Raised view of the whole pitch; strong for watching team shape |
| Primer Anfiteatro (ends) | Budget buyers and groups | Lower to mid | Behind the goals with a clear view along the pitch |
| Segundo Anfiteatro | Buyers on the tightest budget | Lower | Highest and most distant tier; best for the full picture |
| Visitors' section | Elche supporters with away tickets | Allocated via Elche | Location and size set for each fixture |
Neutral or undecided buyers are safest in the Primer Anfiteatro on the long sides, away from the ends and the visitors' section. Elche fans holding home-section seats should leave green and white at home. Visiting colours in home areas can lead to stewards moving you, and resale seats are home-section tickets unless the listing says otherwise.
Height matters more here than at most grounds. The running track puts distance between the upper tiers and the pitch, so the Grada Baja is the section that feels most like a football stadium. The upper rows of the Segundo Anfiteatro show the whole shape of the game but feel far from the action.
Families should book seats together in the Primer Anfiteatro on the long sides, where sightlines are clear and the atmosphere carries without the intensity of the ends.
For atmosphere, the lower ring behind the goals is where the Betis crowd is loudest, and the club's famous anthem rolls round the whole bowl before kick-off. Neutral buyers who want to feel part of it without standing among the most committed fans often choose the lower ring near the corners.
Hospitality at La Cartuja sits on the main long side, with central seats and lounge access before and after the game. Many packages are sold for the season to local businesses, so single-match hospitality appears mainly when a package holder cannot attend.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium seat | Couples and first-time hospitality guests | Padded central seat with lounge access |
| Shared lounge package | Small groups and relaxed hosting | Food and drinks before the match and at half-time |
| Dining package | Client entertaining | Seated dining on the main side with central seats |
| Private box | Corporate groups | Own space, catering and a direct view of the pitch |
Hospitality at Spanish grounds generally includes a padded seat, food and drinks before and after the match and a lounge that opens well ahead of kick-off. The step from one tier to the next is mostly privacy and position.
Read listing notes closely. Some hospitality tickets carry a named guest, a dress code or fixed arrival times. Arrive early, since the pre-match dining is a large part of what you pay for.
At a ground this large, hospitality also solves the travel question. Guests arrive with time to spare rather than joining the rush for the shuttle buses, and the lounge gives a base on the island before and after the game.
Betis issue most match tickets digitally, so resale seats for this fixture usually arrive as e-tickets. The delivery method appears on every listing.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile tickets | That the ticket transfers to your phone or wallet before match day |
| PDF e-tickets | That the barcode prints or displays clearly and each guest has a separate ticket |
| Paper tickets by courier | That your hotel or home address accepts deliveries and someone can sign |
| Local collection | The collection point, opening hours and the ID you must show |
Read each listing's notes carefully before you pay, as they state the delivery method and any restrictions. Bring valid photo ID in case of spot inspections at the turnstiles. Charge your phone fully, because a flat battery at a digital gate is the one problem nobody can solve for you.
The ground sits around 4 km from the city centre, and the Metro does not run all the way there. For Betis matches, take the Metro to Blas Infante and join the Lanzadera shuttle bus to the stadium, or take the Cercanías C-2 train from Santa Justa to the Estadio Olímpico stop in around 15 minutes.
Leave the car behind. Police close private-vehicle access to the island around 90 minutes before kick-off, and parking at the ground needs advance registration through the club. Arrive at least an hour early to allow for the shuttle queues and bag searches.
Betis run a fan zone beside the stadium with food trucks and a club store, which makes an early arrival worthwhile. After the final whistle, the shuttles and trains fill quickly, so allow extra time if you have a connection to make.
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Step1
Find the fixture
Search for Real Betis and Elche, then open the listings for the weekend of 31 January 2027 at the Estadio La Cartuja.
Step2
Set up your account
Create an account with the email address you use most, so delivery notices reach you quickly.
Step3
Filter by quantity
Enter how many seats you need first. Listings then show only blocks that can seat your group.
Step4
Compare tiers and prices
Weigh the Grada Baja, the Primer Anfiteatro and the upper tier against your budget and how close to the pitch you want to be.
Step5
Read the listing notes
Confirm the delivery method, whether seats are together and any restrictions such as home-section colours rules.
Step6
Enter guest details
Add each attendee's name exactly as it appears on their photo ID.
Step7
Pay securely
Complete payment on the protected payment page and keep the confirmation email safe.
Step8
Follow your delivery
Use track order to see when your tickets are dispatched, then save them to your phone well before match day.
Seville Airport sits around 10 km from the city centre, with direct flights from across Spain and Europe and a bus link into town. For overseas buyers, e-tickets are the simplest option because nothing needs to be posted abroad.
The main risk for international travellers is the kick-off time. La Liga slots are confirmed only a few weeks ahead, so book flexible flights and hotels for the Friday to Monday window. Seats together are always marked; if a listing does not say so, assume the seats may be split.
Madrid is a popular gateway too. High-speed trains run from Madrid to Seville Santa Justa in around two and a half hours, which makes a combined city break realistic for visitors flying into the Spanish capital.
Elche supporters face one of their longest league trips of the season, with Seville more than 500 km away by road. Those without away tickets should remember that home seats come with the colours rules above.
Seville suits a long weekend. The cathedral and the Giralda, the Alcázar, the Plaza de España and the Triana district are all within easy reach of the shuttle from Blas Infante, which makes it simple to build a relaxed break around the game.
Betis and Elche have shared the top flight in six seasons since 2013, with Elche spending long spells in Segunda between them. The clubs also met regularly in the second tier between 2009 and 2011, when both were fighting to climb back into La Liga.
The two clubs carry very different histories. Betis won the league title in 1935 and the Copa del Rey in 1977, 2005 and 2022, and reached the Conference League final in 2025. Elche, founded in 1923 and based at the Estadio Martínez Valero, have built their identity on resilience, returning to La Liga in 2013, 2020 and 2025.
The modern record favours Betis. They have won five of the ten La Liga meetings since 2013 and three of their four home games against Elche since 2020. The exception was a 1-0 Elche win at the Villamarín in April 2022, four days before Betis beat Valencia in the Copa del Rey final at La Cartuja.
Betis's own season runs on two fronts in 2026/27, with European nights such as Bayern Munich vs Real Betis alongside the league. Manuel Pellegrini's squad made a record start to the league campaign in September, and keeping that pace while travelling across Europe is the challenge, and home games against sides in the lower half are the points they cannot afford to drop.
Elche, for their part, face a long list of demanding away days, among them Real Madrid vs Elche, and every point away from home matters for a club with survival as the first target. The first meeting of 2026/27, in Elche in November, will shape how both sides approach the return in Seville.
What makes this fixture distinctive is its timing. The last league meeting at La Cartuja turned into a celebration of Betis's return to the Champions League, with a crowd of more than 50,000 and Pellegrini applauded by the stands at full time. For buyers, it is an accessible La Liga afternoon at a ground that has already hosted one of the great Betis nights.
The sides also met in the Copa del Rey in January 2026, when Betis won 2-1 in Seville. Cup games are not part of the La Liga record below, but they add to a run in which Elche have not beaten Betis since that April evening in 2022.
Betis have hosted Elche in La Liga only once at La Cartuja, so the table covers all La Liga meetings between the clubs since 2013 at every venue.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 10 |
| Real Betis wins | 5 |
| Elche wins | 2 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Real Betis goals | 17 |
| Elche goals | 9 |
| Widest Real Betis win | 3-0 (twice) |
| Widest Elche win | 1-0 and 2-1 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 20 Oct 2013 |
| Most recent meeting | 12 May 2026 |
Figures calculated from the match-by-match results below, each confirmed by at least two independent sources. Segunda and Copa del Rey meetings are not included.
All La Liga meetings between the sides since 2013, newest first, with the home side listed first in each score.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 12 May 2026 | Estadio La Cartuja | Real Betis 2-1 Elche |
| 18 Aug 2025 | Estadio Martínez Valero | Elche 1-1 Real Betis |
| 24 Feb 2023 | Estadio Martínez Valero | Elche 2-3 Real Betis |
| 15 Aug 2022 | Estadio Benito Villamarín | Real Betis 3-0 Elche |
| 19 Apr 2022 | Estadio Benito Villamarín | Real Betis 0-1 Elche |
| 21 Nov 2021 | Estadio Martínez Valero | Elche 0-3 Real Betis |
| 04 Apr 2021 | Estadio Martínez Valero | Elche 1-1 Real Betis |
| 01 Nov 2020 | Estadio Benito Villamarín | Real Betis 3-1 Elche |
| 16 Mar 2014 | Estadio Martínez Valero | Elche 0-0 Real Betis |
| 20 Oct 2013 | Estadio Benito Villamarín | Real Betis 1-2 Elche |
Sources: ESPN match reports, AiScore, Plaza Deportiva, Diario de Alicante and Libertad Digital.
La Liga fixes exact slots a few weeks before each round. Plan for any time between Friday evening and Monday.
The Villamarín is being rebuilt, and Betis play at La Cartuja until their planned return for the 2028/29 season.
In a visitors' section set for each fixture. Anyone with a resale seat elsewhere should wear neutral clothing.
Take the Metro to Blas Infante and the matchday shuttle, or the Cercanías C-2 train from Santa Justa. Driving is not advised.
Yes, when the listing states it. Pairs are easy to find, while groups of four or more have more choice in the Primer Anfiteatro.
Sources: Real Betis official stadium information, LaLiga fixture list, ESPN match reports, AiScore, Plaza Deportiva, Diario de Alicante, Libertad Digital, Emol and ElDesmarque.