Getafe welcome Deportivo Alavés to the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez on September 24 with both sides carrying momentum and question marks into round six. The blue-and-whites sit seventh with nine points from five games after an up-and-down start to the 2025/2026 campaign; a heavy 3-0 reverse at Barcelona was their most recent result but it followed a string of encouraging wins over Real Oviedo, Sevilla and Celta de Vigo. Alavés arrive in tenth with seven points, a side that has alternated gritty defensive displays with flashes of attacking promise — most recently a narrow 2-1 defeat at home to Sevilla where Carlos Vicente put in the sort of performance that earned him praise.
Getafe’s home profile tells a clear story: defensively solid at the Coliseum with two clean sheets in as many home fixtures and just two goals conceded on their travels overall this season. Their overall numbers point to a balanced team that generates chances — 43 total shots across matches and a healthy shots-on-target tally — but which can also be ruthless at key moments. Conversely, Alavés present a different profile: their attacking metrics are impressive on paper, with higher averages for overall attacks and dangerous attacks, and slightly more shots on target per game. That attacking intent has won them points, but their away returns are more modest, reflected in one goal scored and one conceded away from home in the early fixtures.
H2H history favours Getafe too — the sides met in February with Getafe victorious 1-0 in Vitoria — and the bookies align with that view. Current match odds give Getafe the edge, priced as the favorite, while the draw and Alavés win sit at longer numbers. The recent best-player ratings highlight Domingos Duarte standing out for Getafe in their trip to Barcelona despite the loss, suggesting leadership at the back, and Carlos Vicente’s showing for Alavés indicates that the visitors can cause problems in transition.
Expect a contest where Getafe try to control the tempo and leverage home defensive stability, while Alavés will probe with more aggressive attacking sequences, looking to exploit space behind. The stats suggest this could be cagey early on, and with Getafe's recent away-to-home splits and Alavés’ middling away record, the balance tilts slightly toward the hosts.
Back: Getafe to win (1) — the home advantage, recent H2H victory and bookmakers’ shorter price make the home win the most likely outcome. Getafe’s clean-sheet record at the Coliseum and the visitors’ mixed away form support a home victory as the best 1X2 market pick for this fixture.
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