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Hola béticos,

Irishman here who is currently fighting cancer and hopes to be in the clear by December. I am hoping to travel to your lovely city in January to catch Troy Parrott, and spend a few days checking out the sights & lovely cuisine.

Chemo is doing a number on my tastebuds but by the time im in Seville everything should be back to normal.

I am hoping to find the best restaurants, tapas, street food etc.. the city has to offer. I am open to anything and everything, from a special dish unique to city, to the best dining experiences, to tapas that blow your mind. I would be forever greatful to get recommendations from locals who know the best places and dishes, as im really not one for the tourist traps.

Also if there's a tapas bar you'd recommend to load up on food and drinks before the game, id really appreciate a recommendation!

Hola Beticos,

Myself and my colleague are travelling from Ireland to see the Barcelona game.

We have received tickets through StubHub but the names & ID numbers do not much our own.

My question is; do staff at La Cartuja ever make an issue of cross referencing personal details against ticket details? Or is it merely a case of scanning the QR code at the turnstile?

Thanks 🙏

Betis' next 4 games are all home games. Are you gonna see them at Glory Days in North Reston? If so, which ones? I'm thinking of seeing their games against Osasuna and Barca there. Idk about Porto & Feyenoord.