Jagiellonia Bialystok vs Real Betis Preview: Team News & Prediction

by Alex Lawes · April 15 2025, 11:21

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Jagiellonia Bialystok have enjoyed an entertaining and strong campaign but appear to now be drifting elimination ahead of the visit of a strong Real Betis side to Poland for this second-leg.

Kick-off date/time: Thursday 17th April, 2025: UK – 5:45pm / US ET – 12:45pm / US PT – 9:45am

How to watch on TV: UK – TNT Sports / US – CBS Sports

How to watch online: UK – Discovery+ / US – Paramount+

Key Stats

Jagiellonia have won four and drawn one of their previous five UEFA Conference League matches at home this season.
Jagiellonia have kept four clean sheets in their previous five UEFA Conference League matches at home this season.
Jagiellonia have scored three goals in three of their last four UEFA Conference League home matches.
Jagiellonia are unbeaten in their last 17 home matches in all competitions (W12 D5).
Jagiellonia are in their first UEFA competition quarter-final.
Afimico Pululu has scored five goals in Jagiellonia’s previous five UEFA Conference League matches at home this season.
Real Betis have won their last three UEFA Conference League away matches without conceding a goal.
Real Betis lost their previous two UEFA competition quarter-final ties; 0-3 agg vs Dynamo Moscow (0-0 h, 0-3 a), 1977/78 Cup Winners’ Cup and 2-5 agg vs Chelsea, 1997/98 Cup Winners’ Cup (1-2 h, 1-3 a).
Real Betis have lost only three of their last 14 UEFA competition matches (W8 D3).
Real Betis have scored the first goal in nine of their last ten UEFA Conference League matches.
Real Betis have kept five clean sheets in their last seven UEFA Conference League matches.
Cédric Bakambu has scored five goals in his last four UEFA Conference League appearances for Real Betis.

Jagiellonia Bialystok vs Real Betis Prediction

Jagiellonia Bialystok come into this one on the back of a slender 1-0 win over Legia Warsaw in the Polish capital in their most recent outing at the weekend courtesy of a 41st minute winner from Darko Churlinov. Burnley loanee Churlinov, as well as the likes of fellow attackers Jesus Imaz and Afimico Pululu have enjoyed impressive UEFA Europa Conference League campaigns.

Since the winter transfer window, Real Betis have been very enjoyable to watch and have also been very impressive in terms of their results. Manuel Pellegrini’s Andalusians did suffer a first league loss in over two months at the weekend as they were beaten 2-1 by Villarreal to perhaps deny them a top five spot and the UEFA Champions League qualifying spots.

Betis will head to Poland with a 2-0 lead from the first-leg and they will be expected to see it out but Jagiellonia’s attacking threat and home advantage could make it quite entertaining.