Barca and Bilbao battle again, plus Betis return to La Liga

That sensational stat is backed up by a brilliant anytime scorer price on Aduriz of 12/5. As Barca have won two of their last three visits to the Basque Country with both teams being on target, a nifty 19/10 price says this shall happen again.

Real Betis v Villarreal
Spanish top-flight meetings since 1999 between these two just gives Seville side Betis a 9-7 head-to-head edge, though a further six fixtures were drawn. Another result were honours are even comes in at 11/5.

Both Pepe Mel’s men, 19/10 to make a winning return to La Liga, and the Yellow Submarine (6/4 favourites for victory) have made some eye-catching signings this summer

Betis’ big arrival is none other than Rafael van der Vaart, and the Dutch centurion once downed Villarreal in Real Madrid colours. He looks likely to miss out, though, so long-serving forward Ruben Castro, who grabbed the Segunda Division Golden Boot while firing his team to promotion, is the one to consider for goals.

Breaking the 30-goal barrier last term, Betis attacker Castro has two in his previous outings against the El Madrigal outfit. Anytime odds of 2/1 are thus well worth taking.

Villarreal have a new-look strikeforce of Leo Baptistao and Roberto Soldado, and the portents are good – for this fixture at least. Brazilian Baptistao is yet to receive clearance, so will not face his former club who he once scored against.

Spurs flop Soldado is looking to rebuild his career after a tumultuous time at Tottenham, and this is the perfect chance for him to start strongly. With four in seven against Betis, an enhanced 5/2 anytime price should be snapped up. Like the above special, punters can pile on a maximum of £20.

Coral’s top tip: A 1-1 score draw here is a fabulous 5/1 price between Betis and Villarreal.