Analysis and prediction for Jagiellonia vs Real Betis: Antony's resilience.

Latest team news for Jagiellonian vs Real Betis

Jagiellonia coach Adrian Siemieniec is likely to be without two defenders, Adrian Dieguez and Michal Sacek, due to injury.

Midfielder Leon Flach's participation is also uncertain after being forced off the pitch after just five minutes in the recent win against Legia. If he doesn't recover in time, Jaroslaw Kubicki could be included in the starting lineup for the second leg.

Real Betis have confirmed that center-back Diego Llorente will undergo surgery for a hamstring injury sustained in the defeat against Villarreal. His teammate Chimy Avila will also be out for the rest of the season due to a thigh muscle injury suffered in a recent training session.

However, good news for the visiting team is that Abde Ezzalzouli has returned to training after an ankle injury and is likely to be included in the squad for the match against Jagiellonia.

Latest predicted lineup for Jagiellonian vs Real Betis

Jagiellonian Bialystok:
Abramowicz; Wojtuszek, Skrzypczak, Ebosse, Moutinho; Kubicki, Romanczuk, Imaz; Churlinov, Hansen, Pululu

Real Betis:
Vieites; Sabaly, Bartra, Natan, Rodriguez; Cardoso, Altimira; Antony, Isco, Rodriguez; Bakambu

Latest football match prediction: Jagiellonian vs Real Betis

Jagiellonia will consider their European campaign this season a success regardless of the outcome of Thursday's match, as this is their first time participating in the group stage of a UEFA competition.

The Polish team missed out on a top-eight spot in the group stage due to an inferior goal difference, but then demonstrated their strength with a 6-2 aggregate victory in the knockout play-offs to secure their place in the round of 16 against Cercle Brugge.

After beating Cercle 3-0 in the first leg while playing with a man advantage, Jagiellonian nearly lost their lead 0-2 in the second leg, but still progressed. However, that unfortunate scenario repeated itself when they lost 0-2 away to Real Betis in the first leg of the quarter-finals last week.

This means the Polish team faces a huge challenge if they want to turn the situation around and qualify for the semi-finals, where they will meet the winner of the match between Celje and Fiorentina.

Nevertheless, Jagiellonia will enter the match with a certain degree of confidence after their 1-0 victory over Legia Warsaw on Sunday, which placed them third in the Polish Ekstraklasa, four points behind league leaders Rakow Czestochowa.

They also have a very impressive home record in the Conference League this season, winning four of their five matches (with one draw), and each victory has been by a margin of two goals or more.

Meanwhile, Real Betis – who finished 15th after the group stage – started the knockout phase with a 3-1 aggregate victory over Gent, before overcoming Vitoria Guimaraes with a 6-2 aggregate score, including a convincing 4-0 away win.

Los Verdiblancos continued their good form with a 2-0 victory in the first leg against Jagiellonia, although they were somewhat disappointed not to win by a larger margin despite dominating the game. Cedric Bakambu opened the scoring with his sixth Conference League goal this season – the highest number of goals scored by a Betis player in a single European season – before young talent Jesus Rodriguez scored, becoming the fourth youngest player in the club's history to score in a UEFA competition.

That victory extended Betis' unbeaten run to nine matches, but it was brought to an end on Sunday when they lost 1-2 to Villarreal in La Liga. The result leaves Manuel Pellegrini's side in sixth place, three points behind the top five – a gap that could decide Champions League qualification if La Liga decides to add more places to the table.

Before facing Girona at the weekend, Betis will have to focus entirely on their away match against Jagiellonia, where they have the opportunity to reach the semi-finals of a European competition for the first time in their history.

Encouragingly, Betis have won all three of their most recent away Conference League matches without conceding a goal, since their 1-2 defeat to Mlada Boleslav in November.

Latest prediction for the Jagiellonian vs Real Betis score.

Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Jagiellonian vs Real Betisas follows:

• Sportsmole:Jagiellonian 0-2 Real Betis

• WhoScore:Jagiellonian 1-2 Real Betis
• Our newspaper predicts:Jagiellonian 0-2 Real Betis

When and where can I watch Jagiellonian vs Real Betis live?

To watch the Jagiellonian vs Real Betis match live in the Conference League, taking place at 11:45 PM on April 17th, viewers can tune in to the following channels:K+ Sport,K+PMor online sports channels. We hope you enjoy watching football.