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Real Betis - Dinamo Zagreb
UEFA Conference League - Benito Villamarin

It's time for our Conference League predictions ahead of Real Betis' trip to Dinamo Zagreb on Thursday. A solitary goal from Bruno Petkovic has given Dinamo Zagreb a narrow lead in this fixture and the Croatian striker will be hoping to add to his tally on Thursday night as he is a candidate for the top goalscorer award in this season's Conference League.
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Dinamo Zagreb vs Real Betis predictions: Betis the favourite despite deficit
🔥Hot Tip | Under 2.5 Goals |
⚽ Correct Score prediction | Dinamo Zagreb 1-1 Real Betis |
⚽ Anytime Goalscorer prediction | Bruno Petkovic |
Real Betis are still the bookmaker's pick to progress in this Conference League tie even though they lost 1-0 in their own backyard in the first leg.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Bookmakers backing Betis
- HOME: 37/20 (2.85) – 35.1%
- DRAW: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- AWAY: 8/5 (2.60) – 38.5%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
There isn't much between the odds heading into the second leg despite Dinamo Zagreb winning 1-0 in Spain thanks to a penalty from Bruno Petkovic.
Last five H2Hs: Only one previous meeting between these two sides
UEFA Conference League 22/02/24

Dinamo Zagreb

Real Betis
These two sides met for the very first time in their history a little over a week ago where Dinamo Zagreb defied the odds to claim a 1-0 win in Spain.
Team news and form guide
Dinamo Zagreb: Four clean sheets in last five attempts
Zagreb are unbeaten in their last five matches and look set to go with the same starting lineup that beat BEtis in their own backyard.
Predicted lineup: Nevistić (GK), Théophile-Catherine, Ristovski, Bernauer, Perković, Mišić, Bulat, Baturina, Petković, Hoxha & Kaneko
Croatia Cup 11/02/25
W

Bjelovar
2

Dinamo Zagreb
3
Croatia HNL 07/02/25
W

HNK Sibenik
0

Dinamo Zagreb
3
Croatia HNL 02/02/25
L

NK Osijek
2

Dinamo Zagreb
1
UEFA Champions League 29/01/25
W

AC Milan
1

Dinamo Zagreb
2
Croatia HNL 25/01/25
W

Istra 1961
1

Dinamo Zagreb
3
Real Betis: Looking better away from home
The Spaniards have failed to score in each of their last two matches but tend to perform better away from home of late, so we are predicting a tight and tense 90 minutes on Thursday.
Predicted lineup: Silva (GK), Pezzella, Ruibal, Miranda, Riad, Carvalho, Rodri, Cardoso, José, Fekir & Ezzalzouli
UEFA Conference League 13/02/25
W

Gent
0

Real Betis
3
Spain La Liga 08/02/25
L

Celta Vigo
3

Real Betis
2
Spain La Liga 02/02/25
D

Athletic Bilbao
2

Real Betis
2
Spain La Liga 25/01/25
W

Mallorca
0

Real Betis
1
Spain La Liga 18/01/25
L

CD Alaves
3

Real Betis
1
Our free expert picks: Dinamo to do just enough to progress
Real Betis are the expected winners of this game with a probability of 38.5%, but we're leaning towards the home side qualifying. For more football betting tips on the game, check out the Both Teams to Score market.
You can get odds of 10/11 (1.91) on BTTS in this game which has a probability of 52.4%, while a bet on BTTS – No is priced at 19/20 (1.95) with a probability of 51.3%.
Hot tip – Under 2.5 Goals
- Four of Dinamo's last five matches in all competitions have produced under 2.5 goals.
- Each of Betis' last five fixtures have witnessed fewer than three goals.
Other tips
Dinamo Zagreb 1-1 Real Betis
- Dinamo have scored in each of their last five matches.
- Real Betis have performed well on the road of late and have drawn two of their last four matches in all competitions.
Bruno Petkovic to Score
- Petkovic top scores for Dinamo in the Conference League this season with five goals.
- Four of the Croatian's goals have arrived in the form of penalties.

Player to watch – Bruno Petkovic
Petkovic has led by example this season for Dinamo Zagreb scoring nine goals in the league and five in Europe. The 29-year-old Croatian international is enjoying his sixth season with Dinamo and looks set have his best goal-scoring season for the club.
Deadly from twelve yards out
Petkovic has scored five goals in the Conference League this season and four of those have come from the penalty spot, making the striker a real threat from set-pieces.