The League
2:15 p.mMay 3, 2026
Regular season – 34
Coliseum Stadium
Referee: Miguel Sesma Espinosa, Spain
Getafe
Rayo Vallecano
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1.36
Expected Goals (xG)
0.83
Passing by
185 (65%)
Accurate passes
160 (66%)
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trainer
Jose Bordalas Jimenez
The League Standings – First Division
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
- Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
- Promotion – Conference League (ranking)
- Relegation – LaLiga2
Rayo Vallecano secured a decisive 2-0 win at Getafe, with goals from Sergio Camello and Randy Nteka securing three crucial points in the battle for European qualification.
Getafe entered the game seventh in the League with 44 points in 33 games. Rayo Vallecano took 11th place with 39 points, looking to move up the table. The home side had 56% possession but struggled to convert their chances into goals. Vallecano’s clinical finish proved the difference on a tense afternoon at the Estadio Coliseum.
Rayo Vallecano scored first in the 38th minute when Sergio Camello found the back of the net. The goal came after sustained pressure from the visitors, who had created several half chances. Camello’s finish gave Vallecano a valuable lead heading into the break. Getafe had dominated possession, but failed to trouble the Valencia goalkeeper with significant efforts.
The hosts tried to respond after conceding. However, his offensive game lacked precision and cutting edge. Getafe’s midfield has controlled the ball but rarely created clear chances. The Valais defense remained organized and disciplined throughout the first half.
Alemao received a yellow card for Getafe in the 29th minute. Duarte was booked for Vallecano just before the break. The match grew more and more gruesome as both teams racked up bookings. Tactical fouls altered the pace of the game.
The second half began with Getafe advancing in search of an equaliser. Vallecano defended deep but looked dangerous on the counterattack. The intensity of the visitors has remained very high despite losing possession. Batalla made three important saves for the locals.
In the 63rd minute, Arambarri converted a penalty to double Vallecano’s advantage. The decision to kick a punt shifted the momentum decisively to the visitors. Getafe’s hopes of a comeback faded with this second goal. The home side now faced an uphill battle to salvage anything from the game.
Nteka added a third goal in the 73rd minute, although only two counted towards the final score. The goal effectively ended any hope of Getafe’s revival. Vallecano controlled the closing stages comfortably. Getafe’s attacking efforts became increasingly desperate.
Statistically, Getafe registered a total of 13 shots with only three on target. Vallecano managed 10 shots and six found the goal. The home side enjoyed 56% possession but generated just 1.36 expected goals. Vallecano’s Expected Goals Total stood at 0.83, showing clinical conversion.
Nteka got a rating of 7.7 for his performance. Luis Milla and Luis Vázquez scored 7.3 for Getafe. Batalla made three crucial saves in goal. Ciss has completed the 96 minutes of defensive work for Vallecano.
The defeat leaves Getafe seventh with 44 points in 34 games. Vallecano moves to 42 points in 34 games, reducing the gap in the European classification places. The visitors’ clinical finishing was decisive in a game where possession alone meant little.
