Match Preview: Sunday,5 May 2013, One of the important match Barcelona vs Real Betis of Premier League HD Quality Live Barcelona vs Real Betis streaming is available here.Barcelona vs Real Betis Live Stream online Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at Camp Nou on 5/05/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things. Barcelona will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing exit from the Champions League when they take on Real Betis on Sunday.
Tito Vilanova's side crashed out of European tournament following a 3-0 home defeat to Bayern Munich at the Camp Nou, as they lost the tie 7-0 on aggregate.
However, they will now to their attentions back to La Liga, where they will look to continue their dominance at the top of the table against Betis.
Pep Mel's are also hoping to push themselves into contention for a Europa League place as they are currently seventh in the table, just four points behind sixth place Valencia and fifth place Malaga.
Barcelona are in great form in the league and have lost once in their last eight games, that loss came against Real Madrid. Since then they've taken 17 points from a possible 21.
Betis, meanwhile are struggling for form in the league and have just once in their last six, with that win coming against Granada, three weeks ago.
Lionel Messi's injury preventing him from starting against Bayern, but he could come into contention for the game with Betis.
Sergio Busquets could also miss out along with injury victims Carlos Puyol and Javier Mascherano. Jordi Alba should return after missing the clash with Bayern.
Betis could name an unchanged side from the team that drew with Deportivo La Coruna for the trip to the Camp Nou, with now new injury worries present in Mel's squad.
A preview of Barcelona's La Liga encounter with Real Betis. Following Real Madrid's win over Real Valladolid, the Blaugrana cannot mathematically secure the title tomorrow, but a win would leave them requiring just one point from their remaining four matches Following Real Madrid’s 4-3 win over Real Valladolid at the Santiago Bernabeu, FC Barcelona now know that they cannot secure the La Liga title tomorrow, regardless of their result against Real Betis. Provided that the Blaugrana bounce back from Wednesday’s 3-0 defeat against Bayern Munich with a win at the Camp Nou, Barça could secure the title next weekend when they travel to Madrid to face off against Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon. However, three points are far from secured; Real Betis have been in excellent form this season and are just four points away from sixth-place Malaga, which would earn Los Beticos a place in next season’s UEFA Europa League. They enter tomorrow’s match at the Camp Nou with one of the best away records in the league, and with Ruben Castro in attack, Pepe Mel’s side may be confident of securing at least a share of the points.
Barcelona: Valdes, Alves, Pique, Abidal, Alba, Iniesta, Song, Xavi, Pedro, Villa, Sanchez.
Betis: Adrian, Torres, Amaya, Perquis, Nacho, Alvaro, Benat, Campbell, Canas, Molina, Ruben Castro
Tito Vilanova's side crashed out of European tournament following a 3-0 home defeat to Bayern Munich at the Camp Nou, as they lost the tie 7-0 on aggregate.
However, they will now to their attentions back to La Liga, where they will look to continue their dominance at the top of the table against Betis.
Pep Mel's are also hoping to push themselves into contention for a Europa League place as they are currently seventh in the table, just four points behind sixth place Valencia and fifth place Malaga.
Barcelona are in great form in the league and have lost once in their last eight games, that loss came against Real Madrid. Since then they've taken 17 points from a possible 21.
Betis, meanwhile are struggling for form in the league and have just once in their last six, with that win coming against Granada, three weeks ago.
Lionel Messi's injury preventing him from starting against Bayern, but he could come into contention for the game with Betis.
Sergio Busquets could also miss out along with injury victims Carlos Puyol and Javier Mascherano. Jordi Alba should return after missing the clash with Bayern.
Betis could name an unchanged side from the team that drew with Deportivo La Coruna for the trip to the Camp Nou, with now new injury worries present in Mel's squad.
A preview of Barcelona's La Liga encounter with Real Betis. Following Real Madrid's win over Real Valladolid, the Blaugrana cannot mathematically secure the title tomorrow, but a win would leave them requiring just one point from their remaining four matches Following Real Madrid’s 4-3 win over Real Valladolid at the Santiago Bernabeu, FC Barcelona now know that they cannot secure the La Liga title tomorrow, regardless of their result against Real Betis. Provided that the Blaugrana bounce back from Wednesday’s 3-0 defeat against Bayern Munich with a win at the Camp Nou, Barça could secure the title next weekend when they travel to Madrid to face off against Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon. However, three points are far from secured; Real Betis have been in excellent form this season and are just four points away from sixth-place Malaga, which would earn Los Beticos a place in next season’s UEFA Europa League. They enter tomorrow’s match at the Camp Nou with one of the best away records in the league, and with Ruben Castro in attack, Pepe Mel’s side may be confident of securing at least a share of the points.
Barcelona: Valdes, Alves, Pique, Abidal, Alba, Iniesta, Song, Xavi, Pedro, Villa, Sanchez.
Betis: Adrian, Torres, Amaya, Perquis, Nacho, Alvaro, Benat, Campbell, Canas, Molina, Ruben Castro
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