Buy Real Betis vs Osasuna tickets for the 2026/27 Season and secure your seat for Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 17:00 at Estadio La Cartuja in Seville. Betis are using the 70,000-capacity venue while the Benito Villamarín is being rebuilt, giving this La Liga fixture a different seating map, access pattern and matchday feel from the club's traditional home.
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Buyers comparing Real Betis tickets should start with the section rather than the row. La Cartuja's 2025 reconfiguration brought the lower seating closer to the pitch, while the first and second amphitheatres offer progressively higher views. That means a lower-priced upper-tier seat can still suit someone who values a full tactical picture, while a lower-ring seat is better for buyers who want proximity and crowd energy.
This fixture has a strong competitive history even though La Cartuja itself is a new setting for the pairing. Betis have the better all-time La Liga record against Osasuna, but the series includes heavy wins in both directions, long stretches of one-goal games and recent meetings that have remained competitive. For a buyer, the useful point is simple: this is not a fixture where the opponent's name alone explains demand. Venue choice, weekend timing and Betis' home following all matter.
Osasuna are not one of the three headline visitors that automatically push every home ticket towards the top of the market, but this date has several features that support demand. It is a Sunday afternoon league match in Seville, the stadium is significantly larger than Betis' old home and the 17:00 start is practical for both local supporters and weekend visitors. Those factors broaden the buyer base without creating the extreme pressure seen for Real Madrid, Barcelona or the Seville derby.
Travelling supporters looking for Osasuna tickets add another layer. El Sadar is one of Spain's most membership-heavy grounds, so Osasuna supporters are used to limited access at home and often plan away trips carefully. At La Cartuja, the visiting section is separated from the main Betis areas, but exact blocks can change by fixture. Anyone intending to wear Osasuna colours should therefore use a listing identified for away support rather than choosing a home section purely because it costs less.
The larger stadium does create more breathing room than the Benito Villamarín normally would. That can help non-members, families and groups, especially for a standard league date. It does not make every category equally available. Central lower seats and groups of three or four together can still thin out well before isolated upper-tier singles, so quantity and location should be filtered before judging whether supply is genuinely strong.
Betis' temporary move also changes buying habits. Season-ticket holders are adapting to different sightlines and entrances, while visitors who know the Benito Villamarín cannot rely on their old mental map. For a first-time buyer, that makes the section description more important than familiarity with a stand name. It is worth spending an extra minute on the seating plan before paying.
Yes. You do not need a Real Betis socio number to buy through a ticket marketplace. Betis members still receive priority through club channels, and their access can be useful when a match is heavily subscribed, but non-members are not restricted to waiting for a public club sale. Marketplace inventory can include standard seats, premium positions and hospitality depending on what sellers make available.
La Cartuja's larger capacity improves the practical outlook for a fixture like Osasuna. There are more seats to distribute than at the Benito Villamarín, and standard league matches generally offer a wider spread of categories. The strongest-value pairs can still disappear early, particularly in the lower ring and central first amphitheatre, but a flexible buyer has more room to compare sections rather than taking the first seat that appears.
For Osasuna supporters, the question is not simply whether a ticket is available. It is whether the section is appropriate for away support. A home-area listing may carry restrictions on visible away colours or behaviour, and those conditions should be treated as part of the ticket. If the product description does not make the supporter status clear, choose a listing that does before completing the order.
Groups should also pay attention to seating guarantees. Four seats in the same category are not automatically four adjacent seats. If sitting together matters, use a listing that states this explicitly. Two pairs can sometimes open more options than one block of four, but that decision should be made before purchase because post-order seat changes are not something a buyer should assume will be possible.
Standard Betis league tickets generally sit below the pricing level of the club's biggest home dates, while premium locations and hospitality remain materially higher. The ranges below are practical resale guides based on current Betis and La Cartuja market positioning, not fixed face values. Availability, seat quantity and seller inventory can move the price in either direction.
| Ticket Type | Indicative Resale Range | Best For | Buying Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier or less central | £35 – £70 | Budget-conscious buyers | Useful when the priority is being inside the stadium rather than sitting close to the pitch |
| First amphitheatre standard | £50 – £95 | First-time visitors | A balanced view with a clearer sense of both halves |
| Lower or central seating | £70 – £130+ | Closer view and stronger atmosphere | Pairs can rise before isolated singles because these areas attract local and visiting neutrals |
| Premium central seating | £110 – £220+ | Occasion trips | Check whether the product includes only a better seat or additional services |
| Hospitality or VIP | £200 – £600+ | Business, groups and premium trips | Inclusions vary by package, so compare lounge access, food, drink and seat position |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and can change as availability and demand shift.
The lowest displayed ticket is not always the lowest realistic cost for your trip. If you need two seats together, filter for two before comparing prices. A single upper-tier seat can make the market look inexpensive even when every adjacent pair is already in a higher bracket. The same applies to groups, where quantity can matter more than the nominal category.
Seat position also changes value. A central first-amphitheatre ticket may cost more than a lower seat near a corner, yet give a better full-pitch view. Someone travelling specifically to watch tactical movement may prefer the elevated option. A supporter who wants the noise and visual intensity of the match at closer range may get more value from the lower ring. There is no universally best category.
Timing can influence the market as well. Standard fixtures sometimes show a broad range of inventory weeks out, then tighten when travellers confirm flights and hotels. Conversely, additional seats can appear closer to the match when sellers release unused allocations. That makes flexibility useful, but it does not guarantee that waiting will reduce the price. Buyers with fixed travel plans usually gain more from securing the right quantity and section than from trying to predict the last price movement.
Use the Estadio La Cartuja seating plan before choosing a listing. The stadium's reconfiguration created a lower ring close to the pitch and retained two larger amphitheatre levels above it. You can also compare other events and football dates through the Estadio La Cartuja tickets page.
| Area | View and Atmosphere | Pricing Bracket | Who It Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grada Baja central | Closest side-on view with strong crowd connection | Higher | Buyers prioritising proximity and a premium standard seat |
| Grada Baja lateral or corner | Close to play with a sharper viewing angle | Mid to higher | Supporters who value atmosphere over a perfectly central view |
| Primer Anfiteatro central | Elevated, balanced view of the full pitch | Mid to higher | First-time visitors and tactical viewers |
| Primer Anfiteatro lateral | Good elevation with stronger value away from halfway | Mid | Couples and groups balancing price with sightline |
| Segundo Anfiteatro | Highest and furthest view, broadest pitch perspective | Lower | Value-focused buyers comfortable with extra distance |
| Designated away area | Osasuna-supporting section separated from home areas | Variable | Visiting supporters; exact block and entrance depend on the allocation |
The first amphitheatre is usually the easiest recommendation for a neutral visitor because elevation helps you follow both defensive lines and the spacing through midfield. La Cartuja is large, so moving several blocks sideways can alter the angle without changing the height. Centrality therefore matters more than simply choosing the lowest available tier.
The lower ring suits a different type of buyer. It brings you closer to challenges, celebrations and the sound from nearby supporters. The trade-off is that a very low seat can make the far side of the pitch feel flatter than it does from above. Buyers should think about the experience they want rather than assuming lower always means better.
Osasuna supporters should use the designated visiting allocation when possible. The precise away sector can vary, so avoid publishing or relying on a fixed block number unless it appears on the current listing. Home and away separation is a matchday control, not just a seating preference, and visible visiting colours can be restricted in home sections.
Hospitality gives buyers another route when standard central seats are thin or when the match is part of a wider celebration, business trip or group weekend. Betis premium products can combine a stronger seat position with lounge access, food and drink or a dedicated entrance, but the inclusions depend on the individual listing.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Premium central seat | Couples and first-time visitors | Better pitch position without needing a full lounge package |
| VIP lounge package | Celebrations and business guests | Indoor hospitality plus a premium match seat |
| Seat with food and drink | Weekend travellers | Combines the game with pre-match or interval service |
| Executive or small-group package | Corporate and larger groups | Helps keep the experience coordinated when several seats are needed |
Hospitality should be compared by what is included, not by the label alone. One product may offer a central padded seat and lounge access, while another may add a meal, drinks or a separate reception area. If a standard pair and a hospitality pair are close in price, the package can become good value for a buyer who would otherwise spend separately on food and pre-match plans.
It can also reduce some of the seating uncertainty faced by groups. Premium products are often sold with clearer location descriptions than generic standard categories. That does not remove the need to read the listing, but it can make it easier to understand exactly what the extra spend is buying.
Delivery format is part of the purchase. Spanish match tickets can arrive as a mobile transfer, wallet pass, PDF e-ticket or, on some resale orders, through a season-card or local handover process. The method written on the product listing takes priority over any general expectation.
| Delivery Type | What the Buyer Should Do |
|---|---|
| Mobile transfer | Open the transfer link on the phone you will take to the stadium and complete any acceptance step promptly |
| Wallet pass | Add the ticket to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet before leaving your accommodation and keep the device charged |
| PDF e-ticket | Save an offline copy and follow any instruction about printing or identification |
| Season-card or local handover | Read the collection and return instructions carefully and allow additional time before kick-off |
Bring photo identification, keep your order confirmation accessible and avoid relying on stadium mobile signal to retrieve the only copy of your ticket. A saved wallet pass or offline PDF removes one common matchday problem. If the order uses a handover, make the meeting point part of your travel plan rather than treating it as something to work out after reaching the stadium.
La Cartuja is a large venue, so arriving at the correct side matters. Gate information and the ticket's section should guide your approach. An extra buffer is worthwhile for first-time visitors because walking around the exterior after reaching the wrong sector can take longer than expected.
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Choose the number of seats first so the prices you compare reflect what your group actually needs.
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Compare the seating areas
Balance lower-ring proximity against the wider view from the first or second amphitheatre.
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Read supporter restrictions
Check whether the listing is a home, neutral or away-supporting area before choosing a seat for an Osasuna supporter.
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Confirm the final price, seat category, together-seating statement and delivery type before payment.
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Complete delivery actions
Accept a mobile transfer, add a wallet pass or follow the handover instructions as soon as they arrive.
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Check the order before matchday
Use track order for the latest status and keep the delivery instructions accessible when travelling.
International buyers should organise the trip around ticket certainty. A mobile transfer or wallet pass is usually the simplest format because it avoids coordinating a physical collection after arrival. If the listing uses a local handover or season card, arrive with enough time to complete it without turning the journey from the airport or station into a race against kick-off.
Seville works well for a football weekend, but La Cartuja sits north of the historic centre rather than beside the Benito Villamarín. Build the stadium journey into your plan and check the route from your accommodation before matchday. Even with the match listed for Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 17:00, flexible transport bookings remain sensible because league scheduling can still be affected by broadcast and competition requirements.
For groups flying together, seating is the issue to settle first. A listing that clearly states adjacent seats can be worth more than a marginally lower price with no together guarantee. Once the football ticket is secure, flights and accommodation can be selected around a known matchday requirement instead of the other way around.
La Cartuja has hosted fewer than five completed La Liga meetings between these clubs with Betis as the home side, so a venue-only history would be too small to describe the rivalry properly. The historical section therefore widens to every Real Betis versus Osasuna match in La Liga, home and away, while keeping cup competitions out of the totals.
Across 68 completed La Liga meetings, Betis lead the series with 36 wins to Osasuna's 21, with 11 draws. Betis have scored 90 goals. The first league meeting in the dataset was a 5-1 Betis home win in November 1935, while the return in Pamplona ended 6-0 to Osasuna in February 1936. Those two results established a pattern that still defines the series: Betis hold the stronger overall record, but Osasuna have repeatedly produced difficult and sometimes emphatic responses.
The modern sequence is less extreme. Since the clubs returned to regular top-flight meetings in the 2000s, one-goal margins have been common and both sides have won away from home. Betis won 2-0 at La Cartuja in September 2025, the first completed league meeting between them at the stadium, before the April 2026 return at El Sadar finished 1-1. That recent balance is more relevant to the 2026/27 buyer than the huge scorelines from the 1930s, but the older results give the fixture historical depth.
Because the exact La Cartuja scope contains fewer than five completed meetings, the figures below use all La Liga meetings between Real Betis and Osasuna across both home venues. Cup and second-division matches are excluded.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| La Liga matches | 68 |
| Real Betis wins | 36 |
| Osasuna wins | 21 |
| Draws | 11 |
| Real Betis goals | 90 |
| Osasuna goals | 78 |
| Biggest Real Betis league win | 5-1 |
| Biggest Osasuna league win | 6-0 |
| First meeting in scope | 10 Nov 1935 |
| Most recent completed meeting | 12 Apr 2026 |
Source note: La Liga head-to-head records cross-checked against StatMuse and Transfermarkt, with the two most recent completed meetings also checked against current competition records.
The list below uses the fallback all-venue scope required because there are fewer than five completed Betis home league meetings at La Cartuja. It is ordered newest first and identifies whether each match was played at Betis' home in Seville or Osasuna's home in Pamplona. The September 2025 meeting is identified separately as Estadio La Cartuja.
| Date | Score | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Apr 2026 | Osasuna 1-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 28 Sep 2025 | Real Betis 2-0 Osasuna | Estadio La Cartuja, Seville |
| 11 May 2025 | Real Betis 1-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 19 Oct 2024 | Osasuna 1-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 05 May 2024 | Osasuna 0-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 29 Oct 2023 | Real Betis 2-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 22 Apr 2023 | Osasuna 3-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 26 Aug 2022 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 03 Apr 2022 | Real Betis 4-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 23 Sep 2021 | Osasuna 1-3 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 01 Feb 2021 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 06 Dec 2020 | Osasuna 0-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 08 Jul 2020 | Real Betis 3-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 20 Sep 2019 | Osasuna 0-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 18 Mar 2017 | Real Betis 2-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 21 Oct 2016 | Osasuna 1-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 18 May 2014 | Osasuna 2-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 12 Jan 2014 | Real Betis 1-2 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 08 Mar 2013 | Real Betis 2-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 21 Oct 2012 | Osasuna 0-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 15 Apr 2012 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 04 Dec 2011 | Osasuna 2-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 15 Mar 2009 | Real Betis 0-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 25 Oct 2008 | Osasuna 0-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 23 Mar 2008 | Osasuna 0-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 31 Oct 2007 | Real Betis 0-3 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 09 Jun 2007 | Real Betis 0-5 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 14 Jan 2007 | Osasuna 5-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 29 Jan 2006 | Osasuna 0-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 10 Sep 2005 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 06 Feb 2005 | Real Betis 3-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 18 Sep 2004 | Osasuna 3-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 14 Mar 2004 | Real Betis 1-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 29 Oct 2003 | Osasuna 2-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 18 May 2003 | Osasuna 2-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 22 Dec 2002 | Real Betis 2-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 07 Apr 2002 | Real Betis 0-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 25 Nov 2001 | Osasuna 1-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 09 Jun 1991 | Real Betis 0-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 20 Jan 1991 | Osasuna 3-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 25 Jun 1989 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 15 Jan 1989 | Osasuna 3-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 15 May 1988 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 17 Jan 1988 | Osasuna 1-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 08 Mar 1987 | Real Betis 0-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 08 Nov 1986 | Osasuna 2-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 09 Mar 1986 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 10 Nov 1985 | Osasuna 1-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 14 Apr 1985 | Real Betis 3-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 16 Dec 1984 | Osasuna 1-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 25 Mar 1984 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 19 Nov 1983 | Osasuna 1-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 03 Apr 1983 | Real Betis 4-2 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 05 Dec 1982 | Osasuna 0-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 28 Feb 1982 | Real Betis 2-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 08 Nov 1981 | Osasuna 0-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 18 Jan 1981 | Real Betis 1-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 21 Sep 1980 | Osasuna 1-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 31 Mar 1963 | Real Betis 2-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 16 Dec 1962 | Osasuna 3-2 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 25 Mar 1962 | Osasuna 4-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 26 Nov 1961 | Real Betis 1-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 21 Feb 1960 | Real Betis 3-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 01 Nov 1959 | Osasuna 0-1 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 22 Feb 1959 | Real Betis 1-0 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
| 02 Nov 1958 | Osasuna 3-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 02 Feb 1936 | Osasuna 6-0 Real Betis | Osasuna home, Pamplona |
| 10 Nov 1935 | Real Betis 5-1 Osasuna | Betis home, Seville |
Source note: match order and scores cross-checked against StatMuse and Transfermarkt. Venue labels use the home city for historical rows rather than applying a modern stadium name to older matches.
Yes. Marketplace purchases do not require a Real Betis socio number. Club members can have priority through club sales, but resale inventory provides a separate route for non-members.
The fixture is listed for Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 17:00 at Estadio La Cartuja in Seville.
Use a listing identified for the designated visiting allocation. Exact away blocks can vary by match, so the current product description and entrance instructions should take priority.
Delivery may use mobile transfer, a wallet pass, PDF e-ticket or a season-card or local handover. Follow the method stated on the listing and order instructions.
Premium and hospitality listings can be available. Check each product for the exact seat, lounge access, food, drink and entry benefits because packages differ.
Sources: 1BoxOffice live Real Betis, Osasuna, Estadio La Cartuja and La Liga pages; La Liga; StatMuse; Transfermarkt; Real Betis Balompié; CA Osasuna.