Levante UD faces its first home match of the current season tomorrow, Saturday. The granota team will host Real Betis Balompié at the Ciutat de València Stadium starting at 5 p.m., aiming to secure their first three points against a team that arrives with a perfect record of victories.

Real Betis arrives in the capital of Túria as the second-placed team after winning their first two LaLiga matches without conceding a single goal. Meanwhile, Levante UD opened their points tally last Monday with a draw against CA Osasuna. The team led by Luís Castro will look to capitalize on their home advantage and achieve their first win of the season in front of their fans.

The match between Levante UD and Real Betis at the Ciutat de València has 15 precedents in the top division. The record shows a perfect balance in terms of victories: six wins for the home team, six for the visitors, and three draws. In these 15 matches, Levante has scored 30 goals, while Betis has netted 27.

The first encounter between the two teams in the First Division at the azulgrana stadium took place on September 22, 1963, ending in a 0-1 victory for the visitors. More than six decades later, the last match between the two sides at the Ciutat de València was played on September 14, 2025, and ended in a 2-2 draw. Iván Romero and Etta Eyong were the scorers for Levante UD in that match.

The game will also feature several connections between the two clubs. Mandi, currently playing for Levante UD, previously wore the Real Betis jersey, while Iker Losada, a player for the verdiblanco team, was on loan at Levante last season. These are not the only links between the two clubs. Up to four coaches have managed both Levante UD and Real Betis during their careers: Daucík, Dunai, Juande Ramos, and Rubi.