
The League
3:15 p.mMarch 8, 2026
Regular season – 27
colosseum
Referee: Francisco Hernández Maeso, Spain


Getafe


Real Betis
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0.37
Expected Goals (xG)
1.05
Passing by
136 (60%)
Accurate passes
468 (85%)
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trainer
Jose Bordalas Jimenez
1
G
Alvaro Valles
6.3
23
d
Firpo Junior
5.9
16
d
Valentine Gomez
6.3
5
d
Marc Bartra (C)
6.6
40
d
Angel Ortiz
6.9
15
m
Alvaro Fidalgo
6.6
6
m
Sergi Altimira
7.2
18
m
Nelson Deossa
6.9
F
Abdessamad Ezzalzouli
19
F
Cucho Hernandez
7.5
9
F
Chimy Ávila
7.0

The League Standings – First Division
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
- Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
- Promotion – Conference League (ranking)
- Relegation – LaLiga2
Getafe stunned Real Betis with a decisive 2-0 victory at the Coliseum, securing a vital three La Liga points thanks to goals from Kiko Femenia and Martín Satriano, and a heroic performance from goalkeeper David Soria.
Getafe entered the match in 14th place, enduring a mixed run of form in recent weeks. They faced a formidable Real Betis, sitting comfortably in fifth place, fresh from an impressive five-match unbeaten run in the league.
In the first half, Getafe broke the deadlock in the 28th minute. Kiko Femenia found the back of the net to give the home side a crucial early lead.
The intensity rose after the goal, prompting a flurry of yellow cards for both sides. The referee was kept busy as the players battled for control.
Just before the half-time whistle, Getafe extended their lead. Martín Satriano, with the assistance of A. Abqar scored a second goal in the 45+1 minute, which moved the local crowd.
Real Betis came to the break with an important challenge ahead. Despite dominating possession, they had failed to convert their chances against a determined Getafe defence. The visitors clearly needed tactical adjustments.
The second half began with Real Betis making several substitutions, with the aim of giving more offensive impetus. Antony, Pablo Fornals and Diego Llorente were among those introduced, looking to unlock Getafe’s backline.
However, Getafe’s defensive organization, a hallmark of coach José Bordalás’ teams, has remained firm. Goalkeeper David Soria proved to be an impenetrable barrier, making crucial saves to deny Betis any hope of a comeback.
Betis continued to push, enjoying the lion’s share of the ball, but Getafe thwarted their efforts. The home side managed the game well, absorbing the pressure and limiting the opposition’s clear chances.
Statistically, Getafe’s victory defied expectations. They secured the win with just 29% possession and an Expected Goals (xG) figure of 0.37, compared to Real Betis’ 1.05 xG. Getafe’s clinical finishing allowed them to convert two of their five shots on goal.
This significant result marks a crucial turning point for Getafe, providing a much-needed boost to their La Liga standings. It also ends Real Betis’ impressive unbeaten run, which may affect their European qualification aspirations.

