Real Betis vs Feyenoord: Champions League Kickoff, Venue and Team News

Updated October 21, 2026: Real Betis hosts Feyenoord in UEFA Champions League Matchday 3 on Wednesday, October 21, at La Cartuja de Sevilla in Seville. Real Betis’ official match listing gives a 9:00 p.m. Seville kickoff. The city is on Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+02:00) on this date, making kickoff 7:00 p.m. UTC. UEFA identifies the fixture as match 2049604.

What time is Real Betis vs Feyenoord?

The match is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. in Seville on October 21. The local time-zone label is important: Seville is observing CEST, UTC+02:00, so the same moment is 7:00 p.m. UTC. UEFA’s fixture schedule lists the game on Wednesday’s Matchday 3 slate, while the Real Betis match and ticket listings show a 21:00 start. If you are following from another country, use 19:00 UTC as the fixed reference and convert it for your location on October 21. Calendar apps may display another hour after applying your device’s time zone.

For the latest schedule, consult UEFA’s 2026/27 Champions League fixture list and the official match center. The club’s official ticket page also lists the October 21 fixture. Check again close to kickoff in case UEFA or the club posts a change.

Where will the match be played?

UEFA names La Cartuja de Sevilla in Seville as the venue, and its match information page identifies the same stadium. The home side is Real Betis; Feyenoord travels to Spain for this league-phase fixture. Fans attending should use the stadium, entry, and travel details attached to this specific match. A general club page or an older stadium guide may not include event-day arrangements.

The Betis ticket listing provides the club’s current route for ticket information. Availability, sales windows, and access conditions can change, so confirm the details on the official listing before traveling or purchasing from a seller. UEFA’s match information page is another place to recheck the venue and the officials assigned to the game.

How can fans watch or follow the game?

Live video rights depend on the country where you are watching. UEFA’s Champions League broadcast-partner guide lists providers by territory; its current entry for Spain names Telefónica. That does not establish which channel or package carries this particular match, so check the provider’s schedule for October 21. Viewers elsewhere should select their own country in UEFA’s guide rather than assuming the Spanish broadcaster is available across borders.

If you do not need a video stream, the UEFA match center offers official match updates, the timeline, statistics, and lineup information. UEFA also promotes goal and lineup alerts through its Champions League app. Availability of video, audio, and other live features can differ by territory or device, so check the service before kickoff. The match center is a practical source for confirming the score and announced team sheets without relying on reposted clips.

What is the latest team news?

Real Betis has confirmed an injury to Cucho Hernández. In a club medical update published after the team’s October 17 match against FC Barcelona, Betis said tests confirmed an injury to the proximal region of his left soleus muscle. The club said his return to group training would depend on his recovery progress and did not provide a return date in that report. This is confirmed medical information, but it is not by itself a published ruling that he will miss the Feyenoord game.

UEFA’s match page currently displays the official squad lists; those lists are not the starting elevens. The starting lineups should be checked on UEFA’s lineups page near kickoff, alongside announcements from both clubs. The official match material reviewed does not provide a match-specific Feyenoord injury or suspension bulletin, so do not treat an unverified absence or a predicted lineup as confirmed. UEFA’s match information names Simone Sozza as referee and Daniele Chiffi as video assistant referee.

What is the recent history between the clubs?

UEFA’s Matchday 3 preview says the teams’ only previous meeting came in January 2026, when Betis beat Feyenoord 2-1 at home in the Europa League. Antony and Abde Ezzalzouli scored for Betis, and Casper Tengstedt scored Feyenoord’s late consolation. That result gives the matchup a recent reference point, but it does not determine what will happen in this Champions League game.

The clubs arrive after different Matchday 2 contests in the current league phase: UEFA’s results list records 3-2 wins for both, with Betis beating Porto and Feyenoord beating Como. Those results explain why the fixture has added significance in the standings, but the league phase is still in progress. For the confirmed details, use the official sources rather than extrapolating from one previous result or a projected team selection.

Before the match, note the time as 9:00 p.m. CEST (UTC+02:00) in Seville or 7:00 p.m. UTC; confirm venue and ticket information through Betis; select the broadcast partner for your country; and refresh UEFA’s match center for the official lineups and live updates. The current confirmed team-news item is Cucho Hernández’s soleus injury report, with no return timetable stated by his club.