Real Betis 2020 Kits
Green Real Betis 2018-19 Kappa
Switching to Kappa from adidas, the all new away shirt for Spanish side Real Betis is all green and introduces a unique...
Super Classic Home Shirt For
Spanish side Real Betis who finished above their bitter rivals Sevilla in La Liga last season have revealed one of the...
Founded in Seville in 1907 Real Betis Balompie play in the Spanish La Liga. For home fixtures the club play at the 52,700 capacity all seater Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera.
Real Betis 2016/17 adidas Home,
La Liga sees another kit range unveiled with Real Betis releasing their latest adidas...
Real Betis 2016 'Andalusian
La Liga club Real Betis officially release a striking exclusive shirt in tribute to...
Real Betis 15/16 adidas Home,
La Liga side Real Betis have officially launched their new home, away and third kits...
Real Betis to sign new kit deal
Spanish side Real Betis are set to sign a long term kit deal with adidas according to...
Real Betis 2014-15 Macron Home,
Relegated to the Spanish Segunda Division for next season, Real Betis have launched...
Real Betis 2013/14 Macron Kits
Real Betis is a Spanish La Liga football club from the autonomous community of...
Real Betis 2012/13 Home, Away,
Real Betis is a Spanish La Liga club from Andalusia. It plays home games at Benito...
Real Betis agree five year deal
Spanish La Liga side Real Betis have announced that they have agreed a 5 year deal...
Real Betis Home, Away &
Spanish side Real Betis have revealed their new home, away and third playing kits for...
Real Betis 2010/11 Kits
Real Betis have announced their latest range of kits for the 2010/11 season. The...
The Real Betis team name comes from Baetica the Roman name for Andalusia and the Real comes from the team's supporter the King of Spain Don Alfonso XIII in 1914. Balompie literally translated to mean football in Spanish, futbol is an anglicised version. The foundation date of Real Betis is disputed, in 1907 students from the Escuela Politecnica started Sevilla Balompie which merged with Betis FC in 1914.
The club's colours come from a trip to Scotland by one of the club's founding members, Manuel Ramos Asensio, who in 1912 received a set of green & black shirts from Glasgow Celtic and suggested the club adopt the kit. After an extended losing run the club decided the colours were unlucky and replaced them with a green and white version.
Real Betis are a Spanish football club who play in the La Liga wearing green and white striped home shirts. The club have won the La Liga on one occasion in the 1934-35 season and have won the Copa del Rey on two occasions in 1977 and 2005. The club's all time appearance maker is Julio Cardenosa and Manuel Dominguez holds the record for the most goals with 94.
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