Valencia vs Getafe

Most Recent H2H Clash Ended 1-1

Valencia won their last game 3-2. This was a road win against Las Palmas at Estadio de Gran Canaria. Carlos Corberan's team recorded 48% possession and managed five shots on target, while Hugo Duro bagged two goals and Alex Suarez (own goal) scored the other.

Getafe have now lost four straight games. On the road in their previous match, Rayo Vallecano won 1-0 at Campo de Futbol de Vallecas. Azulones had 41% possession and recorded one shot on goal.

When the teams last went head-to-head, we saw Valencia draw 1-1 away to Getafe at Coliseum. The past 10 H2H matches have resulted in four Getafe wins, three draws and three Valencia successes.

Valencia – Last 10 League Games

Valencia have 5 wins, 1 loss and 4 draws, averaging 1.5 goals from 3.8 shots on goal and 12.0 attempts. Los Che have averaged 48.7% possession, 436.0 passes and 4.3 corners per game, with their opponents scoring 1.3 goals from 4.4 shots on goal, 12.1 attempts and 5.1 corners.

Umar Sadiq and Diego Lopez lead the way with 4 goals, while Hugo Duro has 3. Luis Rioja and Andre Almeida have the most assists with 2, while goalie Giorgi Mamardashvili has recorded 2 clean sheets.

Getafe – Last 10 League Games

Getafe have 3 victories and 7 defeats, with an average of 1.1 goals from 10.5 attempts and 4.0 shots on goal. There’s been an average of 42.6% possession, 305.7 passes, 4.0 corners awarded and 3.7 corners against them, while they’ve conceded 1.3 goals from 8.4 attempts and 3.9 shots on goal.

Ramon Terrats is the leading scorer with 4 goals, followed by Mauro Arambarri on 3, with Omar Alderete and two others bagging 1. Chrisantus Uche has been chief assist maker on 3, with David Soria recording one clean sheet in the previous 10 games.

Predicted & Confirmed Lineups

Valencia predicted lineup (4-4-2): Giorgi Mamardashvili (GK), Dimitri Foulquier, Cristhian Mosquera, César Tárrega, Jose Gaya, Luis Rioja, Pepelu, Javi Guerra, Diego López, Rafael Mir, Hugo Duro.

Getafe predicted lineup (4-4-2): David Soria (GK), Allan Nyom, Domingos Duarte, Juan Berrocal, Juan Iglesias, Ramón Terrats, Omar Alderete, Luis Milla, Juan Bernat, Bertug Yildirim, Borja Mayoral.