Betis have scored at least once in 85% of their league matches to date, notably including all 17 played at the Villamarin Stadium. Irrelevant of the venue, 67% of their clashes in La Liga have seen both teams score, including 12 out of 17 at home.

It’s a similar story for Fiorentina, whose matches have been just as action-packed. Significantly, La Viola have scored in over 80% of their away league matches this season, shaping this bet up particularly nicely given Betis’ home record. Eight of Fiorentina's most recent 11 have seen both teams score, this selection has also come home in seven of Real Betis’ last eight.

Expected to make his return following a short spell on the sidelines, Moise Kean has been an incredible force this season, and backing him to test the keeper at least once is a no-brainer. His average of 1.58 shots on target per 90 is the most of any player on the pitch by some distance, with Kean ranking second out of all players in Serie A with regards to this metric. He’s fired at least one on goal in 10 of his last 14 starts.

Johnny Cardoso has averaged 0.98 shots per 90 minutes this season, this figure rises to 1.54 when considering his input in the Europa Conference League, where he’s managed at least one in five of his six appearances spanning 60+ minutes.

Across Cardoso’s last 11 matches, he’s fired off at least one shot in eight, notably including a goal to see his side beat Real Madrid in the league. On that occasion, he managed three shots.

Filling in for the injured Dodo, Folorunsho is expected to be Fiorentina’s starting right wing-back, which typically spells action. The Italian international has averaged 1.98 fouls per 90 minutes this season - the most of any predicted starter.

Additionally, Folorunsho will be forced to contain Jesus Rodriguez, who has starred down Betis’ left flank, averaging a high 2.77 fouls drawn per 90 - also the most of any player we’re likely to see start this match.

Another overpriced option in the foul market is Isco, with the bookies seemingly undervaluing him, despite his impressive rate of 1.58 fouls per 90, an average topped by no other Real Betis player. This figure jumps to 2.43 when considering only his matches in the Europa Conference League.

The Spanish veteran has sinned twice or more in nine of his last 12 starts across all competitions, and has been penalised a total of 25 times over this period. Isco could find himself quite isolated as he attempts to battle off Fiorentina’s midfield trio of Fagioli, Cataldi, and Mandragora. Together, the trio have averaged 3.58 fouls drawn per game across all competitions.

With both teams finding form at the right time of the year, a tightly-contested draw seems a likely outcome. Real Betis have lost just one of their last 13 matches across all competitions, whilst Fiorentina themselves are unbeaten in nine. Both sides slipped up in the last round of the competition, only managing to secure draws despite inferior opposition.

Tactically, a stalemate also seems plausible, particularly given Fiorentina’s reliance on attacking from the flanks, which just so happens to be one of Real Betis’ defensive strong points. Palladino’s men will be content if they can take a level game to Florence, odds of 3.90 offer plenty of value.