Buy Real Betis vs Levante tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the La Liga meeting scheduled for Sunday 14 March 2027 at 18:00 local time (17:00 UK) at the Estadio La Cartuja in Seville. Betis have swapped the Benito Villamarín for a 70,000-capacity bowl on the old Expo island while their home is rebuilt. That move has changed how this fixture sells.
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Real Betis finished fifth in La Liga in 2025/26 and are playing Champions League football this season, all from a temporary home that drew an average of more than 57,000 fans in its first year. Visits from Barcelona, Real Madrid and Sevilla vanish in days. A Sunday evening against Levante is the kind of fixture where a visitor can still choose a block rather than take whatever is left.
There is also a score to settle. Levante beat Betis 5-2 in Valencia on the third weekend of this season, so the return meeting arrives with an edge that a mid-March league game does not always carry. For the home crowd it is a chance to answer that result in front of a full lower ring.
Start with the season ticket base. Betis capped membership at around 57,000 for their first season at La Cartuja. That core occupies most of the lower and middle tiers before a single match ticket goes on general sale. What reaches the public is mostly upper-tier inventory and scattered seats in the corners.
The visitors add a second layer. Levante supporters face a trip of more than 600 kilometres from Valencia, so their allocation tends to go to the committed core who travel most weeks. That keeps the away section modest, but it also means neutral visitors cannot fall back on unused away seats.
European football is the third driver. Champions League nights such as Betis vs FC Porto have pushed the club in front of a wider international audience. Many of those visitors look at league fixtures as the more accessible way to experience a Betis matchday. Mid-March is also when European knockout ties begin, so this weekend may sit close to a big continental night if Betis are still involved.
Finally, there is Seville in spring. March brings mild weather, orange blossom and the run-up to Semana Santa, which pulls visitors into the city and pushes hotel prices up. Football fans planning a weekend tend to lock in match seats early, before flights and rooms climb further.
The home crowd is the final piece. Betis supporters turned out in huge numbers during the first season on the island, passing 60,000 on five league occasions. Even against mid-table opposition, a Sunday evening at La Cartuja carries a big-match feel.
Yes, but the club route favours members. Betis give priority to their socios, the season ticket holders who fill most of La Cartuja every other weekend. Any general sale tends to open only in the final week or two before a league match, by which point the popular areas behind the goals and along the halfway line have gone. What remains on the club's own channels is usually scattered singles in the upper tier, which is no use to a family or a group of friends hoping to sit together.
Becoming a socio is not a quick fix either. Season tickets for the first season at La Cartuja ranged from around €385 to €1,210 for adults. Returning members were also told they would only have priority on a waiting list when the club moves back to the rebuilt Benito Villamarín. That is a heavy commitment for a supporter who wants one Sunday in Seville.
The marketplace route avoids that problem. On a verified resale platform you can compare tiers, see where your seats sit before paying and buy without a membership number. Listings are available from the moment the fixture appears, rather than in a short window a few days before kick-off.
Timing matters here. La Liga confirms exact dates and kick-off slots in batches a few weeks ahead. Clubs generally open single-match sales only once the slot is fixed. That leaves a short window for anyone relying on the club route, which is why many visitors buy as soon as the provisional date appears.
Away supporters follow a different path. Tickets for the visiting section are normally sold through Levante to their own members, so neutral buyers and Betis fans should avoid that area entirely and look at the home sections instead.
Five factors set the price for this match: the tier and side you choose, overall demand for the 2026/27 season, how close to kick-off you buy, what is at stake in the table by mid-March and whether you want a hospitality package. Against Levante, prices usually sit well below the marquee fixtures at La Cartuja, which makes this one of the stronger-value ways to see Betis this season. Barcelona or Sevilla at the same ground can cost several times as much for a similar seat.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segundo Anfiteatro (upper tier) | £35 – £65 | Budget-conscious fans | Elevated and distant, but a full view of the bowl and the crowd |
| Primer Anfiteatro, Gol Norte and Gol Sur | £45 – £85 | Groups and first-time visitors | Middle tier behind the goals, closer to the noise of the home ends |
| Primer Anfiteatro, Preferencia and Tribuna | £60 – £115 | Neutral fans who want a side view | A balanced longside angle and the most popular general area |
| Grada Baja (lower ring) | £60 – £130+ | Fans who want to be close to the pitch | New seating built over the old running track, only a few metres from the grass |
| Hospitality and VIP | £180 – £450+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access with food, drink and premium seats on the main side |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
For context, the club's season tickets at La Cartuja work out at roughly €20 to €64 per league match. Resale sits above that because single-match seats are limited, not because face values are high.
Expect movement at three points. The first comes when the kick-off slot is confirmed, as travellers who were waiting for certainty all book at once. The second follows European results in early March. The third arrives in the final days, when the seats left are usually the central ones.
La Cartuja is an oval bowl built for athletics, so the original seating sits further from the pitch than at a traditional Spanish football ground. The club divides it into Gol Norte, Gol Sur, Preferencia and the main stand, each split into tiers. The La Cartuja seating plan shows how those sections fit together. Study it before you choose a block.
The 2025 works changed the experience. The running track was removed and new lower stands were built over it, bringing fans within a few metres of the touchline, while the capacity rose to around 70,000. For transport, entry and the wider matchday, the Estadio La Cartuja tickets guide covers the ground in depth.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grada Baja behind the goals | Supporters who want noise and flags | Mid | The vocal Betis groups gather here; expect to stand and sing |
| Grada Baja on the sides | Fans who want to be close to the play | Mid to upper | Low rows feel close to the action but give a flatter view of tactics |
| Primer Anfiteatro, Preferencia | Neutral visitors and first-timers | Mid to upper | The most balanced view in the ground and a strong all-round choice |
| Primer Anfiteatro, behind the goals | Groups on a moderate budget | Mid | Good atmosphere with a raised view of the attacking end |
| Segundo Anfiteatro | Buyers watching the budget | Lower | Highest and furthest from the pitch; avoid the upper corners if sightlines matter |
| Away section | Travelling Levante supporters | Set by the visiting club | A segregated area allocated for each fixture, sold through Levante and not suitable for neutral buyers |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the Primer Anfiteatro along the Preferencia side. It gives a clear view of both penalty areas, sits away from the most intense home groups and is the area where wearing neither set of colours feels completely natural.
Seville in March is usually mild, but an 18:00 kick-off can turn cool once the sun drops, so bring a layer for the upper tiers. Supporters with access needs should raise them at the time of purchase, as wheelchair positions with companion seats are allocated through the club and availability varies by fixture.
The move to La Cartuja has given Betis far more premium space than the old Villamarín could offer. The club says it has doubled both its VIP seating and its hospitality business since moving, with more than 2,500 square metres of lounges and terraces now available.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Private boxes | Companies and larger private groups | An enclosed space for the group, with catering and seats overlooking the pitch |
| Players VIP | Guests who want something behind the scenes | A dedicated lounge in the players' tunnel area |
| VIP Terrace | Couples and small groups | An open terrace of more than 1,000 square metres with direct views of the pitch |
| Real Betis Business Club | Business networking and client hosting | An integrated space for Business Club members, built around networking and client hosting |
Hospitality is often the simplest way to guarantee a central seat once general sale has gone. It also removes the question of where to eat on the island, which has fewer bars and restaurants than the old town. Read the inclusions closely before buying, since food, drink and seat location vary between packages.
Premium demand is only likely to grow. The rebuilt Benito Villamarín is planned with around 3,700 VIP seats, roughly three times the old figure, so the club is using its spell at La Cartuja to build a hospitality audience it can carry back across the city.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (QR code) | The app or account the ticket will appear in, plus when the seller will transfer it |
| E-ticket (PDF) | The sector, row and seat printed on the ticket, plus the gate you should use |
| Club account transfer | That the transfer is completed before matchday so the ticket shows in your account |
| Hospitality e-ticket | Lounge arrival time, dress guidance and which entrance hospitality guests use |
Read the listing notes before you buy, because they explain the delivery method and any restrictions. Carry valid photo ID, as stewards can ask for it at the turnstiles alongside the bag search.
If your ticket is on your phone, charge it fully and save the QR code before you leave the hotel, since signal can drop when tens of thousands of people gather on the island. Police close private vehicle access to La Cartuja around 90 minutes before kick-off. The matchday shuttle from Blas Infante Metro station or the Cercanías train from Santa Justa are far easier than driving.
Arrive at least an hour early for an 18:00 kick-off. The ground sits around four kilometres north of the old town, so give yourself time to get across the river rather than leaving straight from a late lunch.
Expect resale tickets for Spanish league matches to arrive closer to matchday than you might be used to, often in the final week as clubs release mobile tickets. Your order status should always show the expected dispatch window. If plans change, contact support well before the match rather than on the day.
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Seville Airport sits around ten kilometres east of the city, with direct flights from across Europe, while Santa Justa station links the city to Madrid by high-speed rail in around two and a half hours. Choose a listing with mobile or e-ticket delivery so your tickets reach you wherever you are. Make sure the names on the order match the travellers in your group. Most visitors stay in the old town or across the river in Triana, both within easy reach of the Metro and the matchday shuttle.
Groups should filter for listings that confirm adjacent seats rather than relying on a last-minute request. La Liga dates and kick-off times can shift for broadcast reasons, so book flexible accommodation where possible. Levante supporters who follow the side at home can find seats for the Estadio Ciudad de Valencia on the same marketplace.
Betis and Levante first met in La Liga in 1963/64, Levante's debut season in the top flight, with Betis winning at Vallejo in only the second round. Long spells in different divisions followed and the fixture only became a regular feature again from 2004 when Levante returned to La Liga after almost four decades away. Since then it has rarely been dull, with three meetings producing seven goals each.
Betis have usually been the stronger side in Seville, winning ten of 15 La Liga meetings at home. Levante have been far more dangerous on home soil, where seven of their ten league victories in this fixture have come. The pattern holds this season: a 5-2 Levante win in August, followed by a return meeting at La Cartuja, where Betis won the only previous league game between the sides.
What makes the fixture distinctive is how often home advantage decides it. Betis carry a clear edge overall, but Levante have a habit of producing big performances against them, so the March meeting is closer to a genuine contest than the head-to-head totals suggest. For a buyer, that means a home crowd with something to prove and a visiting side that has scored freely in this fixture, a combination that rarely produces a quiet evening.
Betis have hosted Levante in La Liga only once at La Cartuja, so the figures below cover all La Liga meetings between the sides at every venue, from 1963 to August 2026. Segunda División meetings and cup ties are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 31 |
| Real Betis wins | 16 |
| Levante wins | 10 |
| Draws | 5 |
| Real Betis goals | 54 |
| Levante goals | 46 |
| Biggest Real Betis win | 4-0 (25 Sep 2017) |
| Biggest Levante win | 4-0 (24 Apr 2019) |
| First La Liga meeting | 22 Sep 1963 |
| Most recent La Liga meeting | 29 Aug 2026 |
Source: Transfermarkt and worldfootball.net match records, with recent results confirmed against LaLiga and Sports Mole match reports.
| Date | Fixture | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Aug 2026 | Levante vs Real Betis | 5-2 | Ciutat de València |
| 23 May 2026 | Real Betis vs Levante | 2-1 | La Cartuja |
| 14 Sep 2025 | Levante vs Real Betis | 2-2 | Ciutat de València |
| 13 Feb 2022 | Levante vs Real Betis | 2-4 | Ciutat de València |
| 28 Nov 2021 | Real Betis vs Levante | 3-1 | Benito Villamarín |
| 19 Mar 2021 | Real Betis vs Levante | 2-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 29 Dec 2020 | Levante vs Real Betis | 4-3 | Ciutat de València |
| 28 Jun 2020 | Levante vs Real Betis | 4-2 | Camilo Cano, La Nucía |
| 24 Sep 2019 | Real Betis vs Levante | 3-1 | Benito Villamarín |
| 24 Apr 2019 | Levante vs Real Betis | 4-0 | Ciutat de València |
| 17 Aug 2018 | Real Betis vs Levante | 0-3 | Benito Villamarín |
| 26 Feb 2018 | Levante vs Real Betis | 0-2 | Ciutat de València |
| 25 Sep 2017 | Real Betis vs Levante | 4-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 09 Apr 2016 | Real Betis vs Levante | 1-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 27 Nov 2015 | Levante vs Real Betis | 0-1 | Ciutat de València |
| 27 Mar 2014 | Levante vs Real Betis | 1-3 | Ciutat de València |
| 31 Oct 2013 | Real Betis vs Levante | 0-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 01 Jun 2013 | Levante vs Real Betis | 1-1 | Ciutat de València |
| 13 Jan 2013 | Real Betis vs Levante | 2-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 05 Mar 2012 | Levante vs Real Betis | 3-1 | Ciutat de València |
| 02 Oct 2011 | Real Betis vs Levante | 0-1 | Benito Villamarín |
| 13 Apr 2008 | Real Betis vs Levante | 0-1 | Benito Villamarín |
| 25 Nov 2007 | Levante vs Real Betis | 4-3 | Ciutat de València |
| 08 Apr 2007 | Levante vs Real Betis | 1-1 | Ciutat de València |
| 12 Nov 2006 | Real Betis vs Levante | 2-1 | Benito Villamarín |
| 10 Apr 2005 | Real Betis vs Levante | 2-2 | Benito Villamarín |
| 21 Nov 2004 | Levante vs Real Betis | 1-2 | Ciutat de València |
| 24 Jan 1965 | Levante vs Real Betis | 3-1 | Vallejo |
| 04 Oct 1964 | Real Betis vs Levante | 1-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 19 Jan 1964 | Real Betis vs Levante | 3-0 | Benito Villamarín |
| 22 Sep 1963 | Levante vs Real Betis | 0-1 | Vallejo |
Scores are shown with the home side first. The Betis ground carried the name Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera between 2000 and 2010. Levante played their post-lockdown home games in June 2020 at La Nucía. Every result was verified against at least two independent match archives.
Buying several weeks ahead gives the widest choice of blocks, since central seats and pairs in the lower ring are the first to disappear once the kick-off time is fixed.
Visiting supporters are placed in a segregated section allocated for the fixture. Those tickets are sold through Levante rather than on open sale.
Take the Metro to Blas Infante and board the matchday shuttle, or ride the Cercanías C-2 from Santa Justa to the Estadio Olímpico stop.
Choose a listing that states the seats are adjacent. Larger groups usually find more options in the upper tier and behind the goals than in the central blocks.
Packages pair a premium seat with lounge access and catering, ranging from shared terraces to private boxes for larger groups.
Sources: Real Betis official club information on La Cartuja, attendance and season tickets (realbetisbalompie.es); LaLiga official match centre; Transfermarkt; worldfootball.net; Sports Mole; StadiumDB; The Stadium Business; Seville Traveller.