Honestly, the whole betis vs valencia matchup this time feels super unpredictable because both teams have had pretty wild seasons. Betis just took a rough 4-1 loss to Atletico, which knocked out their Champions League hopes, so they're playing with different motivation now. Plus, this is the last game at their home stadium before it closes, so I imagine the players will be extra hyped up to leave a mark.

Valencia, on the other hand, hasn't been the most consistent, but they're always tough opponents. Their defense has been decent recently, conceding less than one goal a game on average in their last 10 matches, but Betis is scoring way more - about 2 per match in the same stretch.

I think what really adds to the chaos is the stuff you can't measure: Betis might rest some top guys because their coach Pellegrini could be thinking ahead to their Conference League final. In my experience watching these fixtures, when the stakes change and teams approach games differently, anything can happen—like upsets or unexpected big scores. Basically, if you like drama and surprises in football, this is one of those matches to watch. Can't wait to see it!