Form and Line-up of Getafe
Since 25 April the Blues have collected only four points out of a possible 15 – before this run they were in sixth place, which would have earned a Europa League spot. On the other hand, Getafe are quite happy with seventh place and a berth in the Conference League, but to get into Europe they still need to fend off the challenge from Rayo Vallecano and Valencia. That could already be a problem. Bordalas's team failed to cope with Elche in the last round (0:1), playing almost an hour with ten men. By the final whistle the Blues had produced a meagre 0.11 xG.
Key numbers of Getafe:
Bordalas's team have the second-worst attack in La Liga – 31 goals. Only relegated Oviedo have scored fewer (26).
Getafe have won only one of their last five league matches. In four games in this spell they failed to score.
Getafe have picked up only 24 points at home – the 17th-best record in La Liga.
Probable Getafe line-up (5-3-2): David Soria – Juan Iglesias, Allan Nyom, Said Romero, Domingos Duarte, Davinci – Mauro Arambarri, Damian, Luis Milla – Veljko Birmancevic, Mario Martin.
Absentees: Kiko Femenia, Juanmi (both injured), Djene Dakonam, Martin Satriano (both suspended).
Form and Line-up of Osasuna
In May the Pamplona side have clearly been unlucky with the fixture list – it has been all top clubs or highly motivated mid-table teams. Despite a run of four straight defeats, Osasuna have put up a fight in every match, but now they have to think only about the result – without points away to Getafe they could go down. Liska's team at home against Espanyol controlled the game (68–32 in % possession) and created better chances (1.72–0.79 in xG), but did not even manage a draw.
Key numbers of Osasuna:
The Basque side have conceded only 25 goals away from home – the best record outside the top seven.
Osasuna have underperformed their xPTS by 9.49 points – the second-highest figure after Athletic Bilbao (10.89).
Since 2024 Osasuna have lost only one of four head-to-head matches against Getafe.
Probable Osasuna line-up (4-2-3-1): Sergio Herrera – Abel Bretones, Enzo Boyomo, Catena, Valentin Rosier – Jon Moncayola, Lucas Torro – Victor Munoz, Aimar Oroz, Ruben Garcia – Ante Budimir.
Absentees: Raul Moro (injured).
