Real Betis vs Chelsea Head-to-Head Record: Stats, History & Latest Results
Chelsea will be aiming to make history on Wednesday night in Wroclaw as they are set to face Real Betis in the UEFA Europa Conference League final. In the history of their club, the Blues have already claimed the Champions League, Europa League, and Super Cup.
If they manage to win this title, they will become the first club to win all four major UEFA competitions. Led by Enzo Maresca, Chelsea eased past Swedish side Djurgårdens IF in the semi-finals. They also secured fourth place in the Premier League thanks to a crucial win against Nottingham Forest.
All eyes on the prize 👀🏆#EuroBetis pic.twitter.com/SUhNJ8z1dS
— Real Betis Balompié (@RealBetis_en) May 28, 2025
As a result, their Champions League qualification is already sealed. However, lifting the Conference League trophy would be a symbolic end to a transitional season. Meanwhile, Real Betis are making their debut in a European final under the experienced leadership of Manuel Pellegrini.
With standout performances from Isco and Antony in the semi-finals, the Spanish side edged past Fiorentina. This final is a chance for Betis to secure their first continental title and cap off a strong season. Hence, both teams will be determined in this final match.
Taking official competitions into consideration, the head-to-head record between Real Betis and Chelsea stands at:
Chelsea and Real Betis last met in the 2005-06 UEFA Champions League group stage. The Blues thrashed Betis 4-0 at Stamford Bridge before suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat in the return leg in Seville.
| Home Team | Away Team | Date | Scoreline | Competition |
| Real Betis | Chelsea | Nov 1, 2025 | Betis Win: 1-0 | Champions League |
| Chelsea | Real Betis | Oct 19, 2005 | Chelsea Win: 4-0 | Champions League |
| Chelsea | Real Betis | Mar 19, 1998 | Chelsea Win: 3-1 | Cup Winners’ Cup |
| Real Betis | Chelsea | Mar 05, 1998 | Chelsea Win: 1-2 | Cup Winners’ Cup |
Nicolas Jackson has returned from suspension and should start up front for the Premier League side. Christopher Nkunku is also in contention despite a recent knock. However, the Blues remain without Mykhaylo Mudryk, who will serve his suspension, Aaron Anselmino, Omari Kellyman, and Wesley Fofana. Romeo Lavia is ineligible to play while Chalobah, Dewsbury-Hall, Jorgensen, and Gusto are pushing for starts.
Hector Bellerin will miss the game because ot a hamstring injury. He has joined the list of Chimy Avila, Diego Llorente, and Marc Roca as all will spend their time on the sidelines. Giovani Lo Celso is a doubt due to muscle discomfort. On a brighter note, Johnny Cardoso and Youssouf Sabaly have returned to fitness, while top scorer Cedric Bakambu is set to lead the line.
Odds via BetMGM.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Real Betis | Win: +310 Draw: +260 | Over 2.5: -130 Under 2.5: +100 |
| Chelsea | Win: -115 Draw: +260 | Over 3.5: +180 Under 3.5: -275 |
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