Alavés and Getafe Set for Toss-Up Clash at Mendizorroza
The home side looks to get back on track at home against a Getafe team that leans on its defense as its greatest strength.

Mendizorroza hosts a clash of contrasts this weekend in LaLiga, as an Alavés side looking to rediscover home form takes on a Getafe team built around defensive solidity as its main strength. Neither club is enjoying a great run of results right now, which points to a tight match with little room for error.
Current Form
The Vitoria club averages 1.32 goals scored and the same number of goals conceded per game, a sign of a team that opens up at both ends of the pitch. It has kept a clean sheet in just 16% of its matches, and its most productive scoring stretch comes in the first 15 minutes of play. Over its last five matches, Alavés has posted two wins, one draw and two losses, an uneven run that includes a defeat in its most recent outing after having strung together two straight victories. Toni Martínez, with 14 goals, and Lucas Boyé, with 11, lead the way up front.
Getafe, meanwhile, shows a more conservative profile: it averages just 0.74 goals scored per game, but also allows fewer goals on average (1.16), and keeps a clean sheet in 32% of its matches, double the rate of its upcoming opponent. Its most productive scoring window comes right at the start of the second half, between the 46th and 60th minutes. Over its last five games, Getafe has also mixed two wins, one draw and two losses, with a draw as its most recent result. Martín Satriano (6 goals) and Borja Mayoral (4) lead its attack.
Head to Head
The history between the two sides clearly favors Getafe: of the 8 matches played, the Madrid club has won 4, Alavés just 1, with 3 draws. The goal difference tells an even clearer story, with Getafe scoring 10 goals to Alavés' 5 across those meetings.
Possible Lineups
For this match, Alavés could field a likely XI with Antonio Sivera in goal, a back line of Nahuel Tenaglia, Víctor Parada and Ville Koski, and a midfield featuring Abde Rebbach, Antonio Blanco, Ángel Pérez, Pablo Ibáñez and Jon Guridi, supporting Toni Martínez and Ibrahim Diabate up top. This is a projected lineup, with medium reliability based on recent team selections.
Getafe, in its likely setup, would keep David Soria in goal, with a defense of Juan Iglesias, Domingos Duarte, Abdel Abqar, Djené Dakonam and Zaid Romero, backed by Allan Nyom, Luis Milla, Mauro Arambarri and Mario Martín in midfield, with Martín Satriano leading the attack. This lineup is also a projection, not confirmed.
Match Probabilities
| Result | Probability |
|---|---|
| Alavés Win | 39% |
| Draw | 32% |
| Getafe Win | 29% |
The numbers point to an evenly matched game, with a slight edge for Alavés as the home side but no clear favorite: the gap between the three outcomes is no more than ten percentage points. This is an in-house estimate based on the season's trends, not a betting line or a firm prediction. The model also projects expected goals of 1.24 for Alavés and 1.03 for Getafe, for a combined total of 2.27, figures that are estimates rather than official match data. Additional trends point to a 45% chance of the match going over 2.5 goals and a 44% chance of both teams scoring.
Looking Ahead
With Alavés in need of points at home and Getafe typically leaning on its defensive strength, the meeting at Mendizorroza looks set to come down to the details: whoever makes the most of their limited scoring chances in a match that, on paper, has no clear owner.
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