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Navalcarnero vs Real Betis predicted line-ups

Copa del Rey · Wed 28 Oct

Navalcarnero4-3-3 · Home
19:00
Wed 28 Oct · Round of 128
Real Betis4-3-3 · Away
Predicted XI · confirmed about 60 minutes before kick-off

Starting XI

Predicted XI · confirmed about 60 minutes before kick-off

Navalcarnero

4-3-3Formation

Real Betis

4-3-3Formation

  1. 31Manu González
  1. 5Marc Bartra
  2. 2Héctor Bellerín
  3. 23Junior Firpo
  4. 11Fran García
  1. 6F. Bernal
  2. 25Dani Ceballos
  3. 18N. Deossa
  1. 7Antony
  2. 9C. Hernández
  3. 27J. A. Morante
  1. 24A. Altube Suarez
  2. 19A. Aunon
  3. 11Alex Maroto
  1. 14Javi Bueno
  2. 15J. Cruz
  3. 33Roberto Esteban
  1. 12W. Chahid
  2. 23J. Dias
  3. 5A. Espinola
  4. 3Juanmi
  1. 1A. Calado

Bench

  • 13D. Simon
  • 4M. G. Martinez
  • 11M. Jimenez
  • 10Peque
  • 8I. Quivira
  • 6R. de Souza
  • 30M. Moraga

Bench

  • 1Álvaro Vallés
  • 16V. Gómez
  • 4Natan
  • 12Ángel Ortiz
  • 15Álvaro Fidalgo
  • 8Pablo Fornals
  • 22Isco

Out

  • I. Losada · Inactive
  • D. Llorente · Broken nose
  • D. Ceballos · Lacking Match Fitness
  • T. Parrott · Inactive
  • J. Morante · Coach's decision
  • A. Ezzalzouli · Illness
  • G. Lo Celso · Muscle Injury
  • A. Ruibal · Knee Injury

We start from each side's last confirmed starting eleven, remove injured and suspended players from the fixture injury feed, and adjust for the coach's recent formation pattern and press-conference team news.

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Line-up questions

When are the official Navalcarnero vs Real Betis line-ups published?

Clubs in the Copa del Rey release the team sheet about 60 minutes before kick-off. This page refreshes every few minutes inside that window and swaps the predicted XI for the confirmed one.

How is the probable XI predicted?

We start from each side's last confirmed starting eleven, remove injured and suspended players from the fixture injury feed, and adjust for the coach's recent formation pattern and press-conference team news.

Does the line-up change the prediction?

Yes. Line-ups feed the prediction model: when a key starter is confirmed out, the win probabilities, expected goals and the projected score are regenerated.

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