Both sides can make five subs now of course, in three batches. Any coming up at the break?

Real Betis have only won one of their 13 away LaLiga games this season (D6 L6), their fewest victories away from home at this stage of the season since 2013/14 (none).

There's the whistle, Lucas Ocampos goes close right at the end but his stinging shot is pushed out by ex-Wigan man Joel Robles.

We're in stoppage time, Sevilla should really be ahead but they've lacked a finishing touch. Where's Freddie Kanoute when you need him?

Betis are blowing a bit, looking for half-time. Munir puts in a dangerous cross but the stripes clear their lines.

Better from Betis, who have been on the back foot for some time. Sergio Canales comes forwards, not much on so hits a rising shot from 25 yards which flies wide.

The NFL don't use MS Paint though.

Some sort of organised drinks break as we reach the half hour mark. It's gone half 10 in Seville but it's still over 20C.

This fake fans mural thing is actually quite annoying. Like when you get too close to the walls on an N64 game. Flickering on and off.

Bin it.

Another chance! Munir whips in a fine cross, Luuk de Jong meets it, should head Sevilla ahead but puts it just wide.

Newcastle fans will recognise that.

Sitter! Absolute sitter!

Sevilla should be ahead as they whip a corner in to the near post, Jules Kounde loses his man to meet it but heads it wide. Only five yards out. 50p head.

Yes interesting that. The TV pictures have overlaid sort of multi-coloured tiles over the red seats, but why not put actual fans in if you're going to bother? It's like a poor man's Highbury mural, and it keeps cutting out on my feed anyway.

There is a slight hint of artificial crowd noise coming through on my feed but it's not as good as the Bundesliga one. Early days of course.

Kesis: loving the the projections on the lower terraces that make it appear as if there are fans complete with the usual singing/noise. Creative.

Sevilla on top now, Ocampos and Navas raiding down the right to win a corner.

Clannnggg! The sound of ball on bar in an empty stadium, one of this summer's must-hear new sounds.

That was a lashing shot from Sevilla's Lucas Ocampos, he had no right to go close from a tight angle wide on the right, but laced a shot against the top of the bar. Keeper didn't even see it.

Our first proper tackle of the derby and both sides deliver - Emerson slides in hard for Betis and takes man and ball. Decent tempo to the opening but no chances of note yet.

Any Manchester City fans dialling in may be surprised to learn that Jesus Navas plays right-back for Sevilla these days. Very much bombing on, the luminously-eyed one is in his 20th Seville derby, joining Antonio Álvarez at the top of the club's record list.

Press hard or go home from Betis as they swarm on Sevilla keeper Tomas Vaclik, who just about gets rid of it. Intense start from the men in green.

Under way!