You can get 1.90 for Gudelj to commit 2+ fouls in this clash, which is worth exploring as a single at the price, and is further supported by Sevilla committing the 2nd-most fouls in LaLiga this season (15.1 per game). 

Gudelj has committed 3+ fouls in three of his last five matches in LaLiga, also picking up two yellow cards across this five-game sample. He didn’t feature in the initial league meeting between the sides, but Sevilla committed 14 fouls and picked up two cautions in that clash.

His direct opponent here is likely to be Ezequiel Avila, who has shown real promise when it comes to winning fouls across a relatively small sample size. Avila has drawn six fouls across just 225 minutes of action in LaLiga this season (2.40 per 90) and drew 18 fouls across 670 minutes of action in LaLiga last term (2.42 per 90).

Gudelj has always been a bit of a hot head, he’s picked up six yellow cards across his 16 starts for Sevilla in LaLiga this season and looks like a solid option to pick up a caution again, alongside 2+ fouls.

The underlying numbers point to fouls from Sevilla mainly here, but Betis did commit 22 fouls in their 2-0 win over Sevilla earlier in the campaign - a massive increase on their average of 10.5 fouls committed per game. This suggests that the occasion will bring out an extra layer of aggression from Betis here, with Roca being an ideal candidate to commit a few fouls and pick up a caution.

Roca committed five fouls in that 2-0 win over Sevilla earlier in the season, and is priced at 1.57 for 2+ fouls here. I can’t see him getting away with the same level of foul numbers here, hopefully leading to his second yellow card of the campaign.

Marc Roca may have only picked up one yellow card in LaLiga this season, but this is quite the anomaly when looking at his foul record. Roca has committed 32 fouls across his 17 starts in LaLiga this season, working out to an average of 1.99 fouls committed per 90.

Roca has that trait which can make referees a bit more sympathetic to his challenges, a bit like Fernandinho used to be like for Manchester City, where he will go unpunished for a few niggling fouls - but if there is one game where he won’t get away with it as much, it’s sure to be this one.