Getafe vs Osasuna: Predictions, Betting Odds, Lineups, Preview

League	Date	Match	Score	Venue
La Liga	03 Oct 2025	Osasuna vs Getafe	2 – 1	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	16 Mar 2025	Osasuna vs Getafe	1 – 2	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	05 Oct 2024	Getafe vs Osasuna	1 – 1	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
La Liga	21 Jan 2024	Osasuna vs Getafe	3 – 2	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	17 Sep 2023	Getafe vs Osasuna	3 – 2	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez

Getafe come into this one with a recent home win and a couple of low-scoring results around it, while Osasuna have lost four of their last five in the league. The head-to-head record also leans towards tight games, but Getafe’s recent 3-1 win over Mallorca suggests they can do more damage at home than Osasuna have been allowing away. With no xG data available, the clearest angle is form and the fact that Osasuna have been conceding in every one of their last five league matches.

That points towards Getafe controlling the game through a compact shape and making the most of their chances, especially if Osasuna continue to leave gaps after recent defeats. Osasuna do still have Ante Budimir as a focal point, but their recent results show they have struggled to turn that into enough points. Getafe’s home record in the recent sample is stronger, and this looks like a match where they can keep things tight and build a clear advantage.

Form Guide & Team Overview

Getafe

Getafe’s recent league form is mixed, but there are signs of resilience in the last five. They beat Mallorca 3-1 at home, drew 0-0 away to Real Oviedo, and have also had narrow defeats to Elche, Rayo Vallecano and FC Barcelona.

The main pattern is that their games have generally been low scoring, with three of the five finishing without Getafe scoring. Even so, the home win over Mallorca stands out as the best result in the sample and gives them a stronger platform than some of the other recent performances.

Getafe Last 5 Results

League	Date	Match	Score	Result	Venue
La Liga	17 May 2026	Elche vs Getafe	1 – 0	L	Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero
La Liga	13 May 2026	Getafe vs Mallorca	3 – 1	W	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
La Liga	10 May 2026	Real Oviedo vs Getafe	0 – 0	D	Estadio Nuevo Carlos Tartiere
La Liga	3 May 2026	Getafe vs Rayo Vallecano	0 – 2	L	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
La Liga	25 Apr 2026	Getafe vs FC Barcelona	0 – 2	L	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez

Osasuna

Osasuna’s recent league form is poor, with four defeats in their last five. They lost to Espanyol, Atlético Madrid, Levante and FC Barcelona, with the only win in that run coming against Sevilla.

The key issue is that they have conceded in every one of those five matches, and three of the defeats were by a single goal. That suggests they have stayed competitive at times, but the results still show a side struggling to turn performances into points.

Osasuna Last 5 Results

League	Date	Match	Score	Result	Venue
La Liga	17 May 2026	Osasuna vs Espanyol	1 – 2	L	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	12 May 2026	Osasuna vs Atlético Madrid	1 – 2	L	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	8 May 2026	Levante vs Osasuna	3 – 2	L	Estadio Ciudad de Valencia
La Liga	2 May 2026	Osasuna vs FC Barcelona	1 – 2	L	Estadio El Sadar
La Liga	26 Apr 2026	Osasuna vs Sevilla	2 – 1	W	Estadio El Sadar

Team News & Injury Report

Getafe

• Allan Nyom (Unknown Injury)
• Mauro Arambarri (Unknown Injury)

Osasuna

• No injuries have been reported for the current season.

Lineups & Tactical Setup

Getafe (5-3-2)

Predicted lineup: David Soria (Goalkeeper), TBC (Defender), Dakonam Djené (Defender), Domingos Duarte (Defender), Juan Iglesias (Defender), Zaid Romero (Defender), Damián Cáceres (Midfielder), Luis Milla (Midfielder), TBC (Midfielder), Mario Martín (Attacker), Martín Satriano (Attacker)

Getafe’s predicted 5-3-2 should give them a solid base, with the back line protecting the centre and allowing the midfield three to stay compact. That shape also leaves room for Mario Martín and Martín Satriano to work off each other in transition and attack the spaces behind Osasuna’s full-backs.

Osasuna (4-2-3-1)

Predicted lineup: Sergio Herrera (Goalkeeper), Abel Bretones (Defender), Alejandro Catena (Defender), Enzo Boyomo (Defender), Valentin Rosier (Defender), Aimar Oroz (Midfielder), Jon Moncayola (Midfielder), Lucas Torró (Midfielder), Rubén García (Midfielder), Víctor Muñoz (Midfielder), Ante Budimir (Attacker)

Osasuna’s 4-2-3-1 should help them keep a central presence through the double pivot and the three supporting midfielders behind Ante Budimir. If Aimar Oroz and Rubén García can connect cleanly, they can give Budimir better service and stop Getafe from settling into a deep block.

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