Francisco Suarez Antunez
He played as a goalkeeper for Betis from 1935 to 1940. He managed to become a starter in the Verdiblanco team after the break due to the Civil War. In 1942 he signed for Sevilla after playing two seasons at Murcia. In the Nervión team he barely played four games in two years.
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Mariano Perez Retamar
He played as a striker for Betis in the 39/40 season and with Sevilla in the 41/42 season
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Paquillo Carmona
He played goalkeeper, first with Betis during the 42/43 season until the middle of the 43/44 season, when he signed for Sevilla where he remained until the 45/46 season.
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Francisco Antunez
He made his debut with Betis in 1941, a team with which he played four seasons, winning a league in the Second Division. In 1945 he signed for Sevilla where he remained until 1952, during this period he won a league in the First Division and a Copa del Rey.
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Henry Mateos
Betis striker during the 42/43 season
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Henry Mateos
Sevilla striker from 1945 to 1952
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diego rodriguez
He played as a central defender for Betis from 1982 to 1988.
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diego rodriguez
He played with Sevilla from 1988 to 1996
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Jose Carvajal
Betis striker during the 88/89 season.
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Jose Carvajal
Sevilla striker from 1989 to 1994.
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John Louis Round
He began his sports career as a professional at Betis B, where he spent three seasons (1994-1997) in which in his last campaign he alternated games with the first team.
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John Louis Round
In 2002 he signed for Sevilla, where he stayed for another three seasons, although he only played 59 games in those three years. However, he came to play the UEFA Cup.
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José Mari
He was trained in the lower categories of Sevilla. He debuted in the First Division on February 2, 1997 with the Sevilla first team.
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José Mari
He signs for Betis in the 07/08 season and will remain in the discipline of the Verdiblanco team until December 2008.
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