Betis-Michelsea, on which channel to see the final?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Betis-Michelsea, on which channel to see the final?

A week after the final of the Europa League, which saw Tottenham dominate Manchester United (1-0), and three days before the Champions League epilogue between PSG and Inter Milan, it is the conference league to return its verdict. Wednesday evening, in Wroclaw in Poland, Betis Seville faces Chelsea. A match that could allow the Andalusian club, sixth in Liga, to win the very first European title in its history.

Betis-Michelsea, the likely compos

At the end of the season, the organizations are tested and there will be many absent on the side of the Tarczynski Arena. The Sevillan coach, Manuel Pellegrini, will have to do without the services of Chimy Avila, Hector Bellerin, William Carvalho, Cucho Fernandez, Diego Llorente and Marc Roca, injured. On the English side, Enzo Maresca will notably be deprived of Wesley Fofana and Omari Kellyman, the infirmary, but also of Mykhailo Mudryk, suspended.

  • Betis Seville: Adrian – Sabaly, Bartra, Natan, Rodriguez – Cardoso, Fornes – Antony, Isco, Ez Abde – Bakambu.
  • Chelsea: Jorgensen – James, Adarabioyo, Colwill, Cucurella – Caicedo, E. Fernandez – Neto, Palmer, Madueke – Jackson.

How to follow the match live and streaming?

The kick -off of the final of the league conference between Betis Seville and Chelsea will be given this Wednesday, May 28, 2025 at 9 p.m. Wednesday. The meeting will take place at the Tarczynski Arena de Wroclaw (45,000 places), in Poland, and will be led by the Bosnian referee Mr. Peljto. This match will not be broadcast in clear on a French channel. Only Canal+ subscribers will therefore be able to follow it live on the Canal+ Foot channel, also available in streaming on the MyCanal platform.

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