It's a huge week for Celtic as they return to the Europa League group stage.
With Bayer Leverkusen, Ferencvaros and Real Betis in the group, it looks like a tough test for the Parkhead side to push for a last 32 spot.
It's a trip to Spain up first for the Premiership side, with Betis offering a stern test and an emotional return to Seville for Celtic fans.
But is it a good time to get Real Betis, or should Ange Postecoglou be confident going into the opening fixture?
Record Sport puts Betis under the microscope ahead of the group opener.
Who is the man in charge?
Former Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini will be a recognisable face to most.
The former West Ham, Real Madrid and Hebei boss made his return to La Liga last season and led Betis for the first time since their 2019 Europa League last 32 push.
The former Premier League winner will prove a formidable tactical test for Postecoglou.
What is their form like?
In truth it's been a lacklustre start to the La Liga campaign for Manuel Pelligrini's side.
After a successful campaign last term, reaching sixth in the table, hopes would have been high for a similar push for the upper reaches of the table.
However, ahead of the international break the Seville outfit were yet to register a league win. They have drawn with newly promoted Real Mallorca and Cadiz, while suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid.
Where are they in the league?
It's early days, but the table makes grim reading for Betis fans.
They sit in 14th position, and just one point away from the relegation zone.
So why the sudden drop off?
Well, the shockwaves of the crackdown from La Liga on their salary cap is being felt across the league.
It's grabbed the headlines for being a big factor in Lionel Messi's Barcelona departure, but is also hitting other sides.
The lack of cash swirling around in the Spanish top flight means the the club forked out their only fee on Argentinian defender German Pezzella, with just £3 million spent.
Star defender Tonny Sanabria has been replaced by the loan switch of Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin, while right-back Emerson Royal has returned to Barcelona and been sold to Tottenham.
What will the atmosphere be like?
Expect a packed stadium with Celtic fans allow to return to Seville.
The ban on away fans in UEFA competition will be lifted from September 10, opening the door for an emotional return to Seville for the Hoops faithful.
And now it's been confirmed a number of supporters will get the chance to watch their side at the Benito Villamarín Stadium
Top scorer
Goals have been hard to come by so far this season with striker Juanmi netting the sole striker Betis have managed in their opening three fixtures.
Even last season attacking midfielder Sergio Canales finished as the club's top scorer with 10 in all competitions.
Pellegrini looks to be focussed on building from the back.
Who do they play next?
The club are in the midst of a fixture pile-up following their draw with a La Liga match at Granada with a startling 10pm kick-off on Monday before welcoming Postecoglou's side.
