Getafe 2026/27 La Liga Preview
Four goals in seven games is the lowest total in La Liga, and it has left Getafe 11th. José Bordalás’ side have won 1-0 twice and 1-0 is comfortably their most likely scoreline; they have failed to score in three of the seven and have not put more than one past anyone.
David Soria has two clean sheets and 18 saves behind a back three, with Johan Mojica supplying most of the delivery from left wing-back – 15 corners and two direct free-kicks. The scoring is shared between Ramón Terrats, Martín Satriano and Iván Azón, one apiece.
Getafe scored just 32 goals in finishing seventh last season, so a low-volume approach is nothing new at the Coliseum. The defensive record is good enough to keep them clear of trouble; anything more will require a centre-forward finding some form.

Getafe’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Iván Azón
- Free-Kicks: Johan Mojica, Enes Ünal
- Corners: Johan Mojica, Ramón Terrats
Johan Mojica has taken 15 of Getafe’s corners to Ramón Terrats’ 6. Johan Mojica has had two of the direct free-kicks. Getafe are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Iván Azón, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Getafe FAQs
Where did Getafe finish in the 2025/26 season?
Getafe finished seventh in La Liga in 2025/26, with 51 points from 38 games (15 wins, 6 draws, 17 defeats).
Who is the Getafe manager?
Jose Bordalas is the manager of Getafe.
Where do Getafe play their home games?
Getafe play their home games at Estadio Coliseum. The club was founded in 1983.