Getafe vs Girona Prediction & Betting Tips (31 October)

Getafe return to the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez with a sense of urgency after a string of inconsistent performances. Their last nine matches have yielded just nine goals, and they’ve conceded twelve, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities that coach José Bordalás is keen to address. The team’s average Sofascore rating ranks them 19th in the league, a worrying sign for fans. Borja Mayoral remains doubtful due to fitness concerns, which could impact their attacking setup. However, Mauro Arambarri and Nemanja Maksimović are expected to anchor the midfield, offering stability and grit. Bordalás has emphasized compactness and counter-attacking efficiency, hoping to exploit Girona’s defensive lapses.

Girona, meanwhile, are navigating a turbulent stretch. Their last ten fixtures include five losses and four draws, with only one win to show for their efforts. Coach Míchel Sánchez has been experimenting with a 3-4-2-1 formation, relying heavily on Aleix García and Iván Martín to create chances from midfield. The absence of Juan Berrocal due to injury has weakened their backline, and Paulo Gazzaniga has faced mounting pressure between the posts. Despite the struggles, Girona’s attacking trio—Viktor Tsyhankov, Artem Dovbyk, and Savio—remains capable of producing moments of brilliance. The challenge lies in converting possession into goals, something they’ve failed to do consistently this season.

Historically, Getafe have had the upper hand in this matchup, especially at home. Their physical style and disciplined structure often frustrate Girona’s more fluid approach. The head-to-head stats lean slightly in Getafe’s favor, and with the home crowd behind them, they’ll look to capitalize on Girona’s shaky form. Tactical battles will be key—expect Getafe to press high early and then drop into a low block, while Girona will likely dominate possession but struggle to break through. Both teams are under pressure to deliver, and this fixture could be a turning point in their respective campaigns.

After analyzing recent form, player availability, and tactical tendencies, the most plausible outcome appears to be a narrow win for Getafe. Girona’s defensive frailties and lack of finishing edge make them vulnerable, especially away from home. Getafe, despite their own limitations, have shown resilience and a knack for grinding out results in tight matches. With that in mind, we’re predicting a 2-1 victory for Getafe—an outcome that reflects their home advantage and Girona’s ongoing struggles. It won’t be a spectacle, but it will be a hard-fought win that could reignite Getafe’s season.