Álvaro Valles
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Concedes twice in win
Valles recorded no saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 3-2 win over Lille.
Analysis: Valles had little opportunity to intervene on Lille's two goals, with both of the hosts' shots on target finding the net through Ayase Ueda and Alexsandro. Betis were otherwise able to limit Lille's attacking threat and protected their advantage after taking the lead early in the second half. Valles has started all four of Betis' La Liga matches this season and remains the clear first choice in goal ahead of the next league clash against Villarreal.
Top performer Friday
Valles registered six saves and secured a clean sheet in Friday's 1-0 win against Real Madrid.
Analysis: Valles delivered a stellar performance against Real Madrid on Friday, making six saves, including a crucial penalty stop, to preserve the clean sheet. He's been one of the league's standout keepers to open the campaign, recording shutouts in three of four matches and totaling 16 saves with five high claims.
Beaten five times in loss
Valles had four saves and allowed five goals in Saturday's 5-2 defeat to Levante.
Analysis: Valles was responsible for at least two of the goals Betis conceded, but there wasn't much he could've done in the others. The veteran goalkeeper can't be defined by one bad outing, though, and he should remain in the starting lineup going forward. That said, things won't get easier for Betis since their next match is scheduled against Real Madrid on Friday.
Keeps clean sheet
Alvaro Valles made three saves and allowed zero goals in Tuesday's 1-0 victory against Valencia.
Analysis: Valles made three saves, which turned out to be crucial with Betis scoring a late goal in the 1-0 win. The goalkeeper has a good chance to keep this going against Levante, a team which hasn't scored yet in LaLiga this season and only managed 47 goals in 38 matches a season ago.
Keeps clean sheet in opener
Valles had three saves and allowed zero goals in Friday's 1-0 win over Real Sociedad.
Analysis: Valles kept a clean sheet in Friday's season opener, making three saves to shut down the Sociedad attack. Valles is coming off a productive campaign where he made 28 starts and kept eight clean sheets, conceded 36 goals and made 88 saves, and his 2026-27 season is already off to a promising start. Next up is a trip to Valencia on Tuesday.
Concedes three in loss
Alvaro Valles registered six saves and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-1 defeat to Barcelona.
Analysis: Valles stopped six of the nine shots he faced Sunday, but could do little to truly stop the Barcelona attack. The goalkeeper was thoroughly beaten three times and the defense in front of him did little to limit high-danger chances. Without more help from the team in front of him, Valles had little he could do.
Beaten once in win
Valles recorded one save and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 2-1 win over Elche.
Analysis: There wasn't much Valles could've done on the goal he conceded since the ball had a bounce that left him out of the sequence. Valles should have limited upside over the weekend since Betis will travel to Barcelona to take on the reigning league champions.
Makes four saves in draw
Alvaro Valles made four saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Real Sociedad.
Analysis: Valles put in a strong performance despite conceding twice, producing crucial saves that kept his side in the game before a stoppage-time penalty proved decisive. The goalkeeper has now made 16 saves across his last three matches, recording at least four in each, while conceding three goals and keeping one clean sheet during that spell. He will next be in action midweek against Elche CF on Tuesday.
Secures clean sheet
Valles recorded five saves and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 3-0 win over Oviedo.
Analysis: Valles recorded two clearances and secured his eighth clean sheet of the campaign. He has now accumulated 15 saves and five clearances in his last four games and conceded five in that span. Next, he takes on Real Sociedad, who haven't scored in two of their last three games.
Has responsability in goal
Valles recorded seven saves and allowed one goal in Friday's 1-1 draw versus Real Madrid.
Analysis: Valles was responsible for the lone goal Betis conceded in this match, as he couldn't contain Federico Valverde's shot, and his rebound allowed Vinicius Junior to score. Other than that, though, Valles was solid and did a good job containing a dangerous attack. Valles will have a favorable matchup in the next round with a home match against Oviedo on Sunday.
Concedes twice in victory
Valles had no saves and allowed two goals in Tuesday's 3-2 win against Girona.
Analysis: Valles made no saves for the second time this season and conceded two goals in Tuesday's 3-2 win over Girona, extending his run without a clean sheet to two matches. The goalkeeper made his third straight La Liga start while Pau Lopez featured in the Europa League, recording four saves, conceding three goals and keeping one clean sheet during that span. He will look to deliver a strong performance in a difficult matchup against Real Madrid on Friday.
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