Real Betis vs. Real Madrid: Odds, Live Stream, TV Schedule and Preview

Real Madrid visit Real Betis in La Liga on Sunday following a potentially huge result in the title race.

Los Blancos' 2-0 Clasico win over Barcelona put them back on top of the table, but the two Spanish giants are separated by just one point and the Blaugrana could return to the summit with a win over Real Sociedad on Saturday.

Betis' form has collapsed in recent weeks, with no victories in their last seven in all competitions.

Date: Sunday, March 8

Time: 9 p.m. local, 8 p.m. GMT, 4 p.m ET

TV: beIN Sports (USA)

Stream: Premier Player, LaLigaTV, beIN Connect

Odds: Betis: 61-20, Madrid: 4-5, draw: 61-20 (via Caesars Palace)

Preview

Zinedine Zidane's men arrive in Seville after their latest Clasico success. Madrid's victory over Barca could be the difference between La Liga's top two at the end of the campaign, but Los Blancos must re-establish the impressive form they displayed against all-comers earlier this season.

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February turned out to be a bad month for Madrid, as they lost 4-3 to Real Sociedad in the Copa del Rey quarter-final and then played out a surprise 2-2 La Liga draw with Celta Vigo at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

A 1-0 loss followed at Levante as the wheels appeared to come off Real's season, and a 2-1 UEFA Champions League defeat to Manchester City in the round-of-16 first-leg compounded Zidane's agony.

However, as February passed into March, Real completed a professional job against Barca, once again providing them control at the top of the league.

Madrid's remaining fixtures allow them a relatively agreeable path to the title, but only if they don't slip against inferior opponents.

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Betis are a team who are unlikely to offer significant resistance after watching their campaign crumble after Christmas.

The Andalusia club had started this season poorly, but just one defeat during a seven-match spell in the winter hinted Betis might finish the campaign flexing their muscles.

However, results have once again hit a brick wall. Betis are eight points above the relegation zone, and staying away from the drop will be their only ambition.

Rubi's men last won a game on January 19 after an impressive 3-0 victory over Real Sociedad, but Betis don't have the confidence to match Madrid if the visitors turn the screw at the Estadio Benito Villamarin.