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Parking in Seville city centre can be easy… or it can turn into a waste of time if we arrive without a plan. Between narrow streets, restricted-access areas and very high demand on weekends or during peak seasons, the usual outcome is that a “we’ll see” approach ends up meaning extra laps, traffic lights and rushing around.

Betis is a team with a massive following. It not only draws supporters in its home city, Seville, but throughout Andalusia and across the world. Even more so since “The Engineer” Pellegrini has been taking the team to the very top. Thousands of people go to the stadium to watch their matches and, therefore, many of them need a good parking option near Benito Villamarín, the Betis temple.

The green-and-white supporters number in the hundreds of thousands on social media. Specifically, there are 1,300,000 on Instagram and 979,000 on Twitter. According to figures provided by the club, this season they have reached 60,000 members, of whom 50,373 are season ticket holders with a guaranteed seat in the stadium, the maximum capacity