In the final round of La Liga, Real Betis host Levante. Looking at the fundamentals, both teams have had no shortage of attacking firepower lately — Betis have scored 12 goals in their last 6 matches, averaging 2 per game; Levante have scored 11 in their last 6, with their attack also remaining steady. The last 10 meetings between the two sides have produced 8 overs, an 80% over rate, and the head-to-head record clearly points to goals. The opening total for this match was 3 goals, but it has been adjusted down to 2.5/3 goals close to kickoff. The over price has moved up from the 0.83-0.91 range to the mid-to-high 0.90s. On the surface, the line drop suggests a weakening of confidence in the over, but given the context of La Liga’s final round, this move needs to be interpreted alongside the fundamentals. Betis still need points to secure European qualification, so there is no reason for them to be conservative in their final home match. Levante may have nothing left to fight for, but their recent form has been strong, and they will not simply sit back and defend when away at Betis. Both teams tend to play open football: Betis average 1.78 goals at home, while Levante concede 1.72 goals per away match, leaving gaps at the back for both sides to exploit. After the line drops to 2.5/3 goals, the threshold for the over is lowered, making it easier to land. Although the over price has edged up slightly, it has not risen to an extremely high level above 1.00, so the payout risk remains within a manageable range. Overall view: the historical over rate is very high, both teams are in good attacking form, and the line drop actually lowers the entry barrier. Recommendation: Over 2.5/3 goals.