
Getafe face a relentless stretch of fixtures against Spain's elite. Six matches against Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid lie ahead, with the Madrid club visiting twice and hosting twice, while the Catalan giants bookend the run. No neutral grounds. No respite.
This is the fixture list that defines a season for a club of Getafe's standing. They will travel to the Bernabeu and Camp Nou. They will defend their Coliseum Alfonso Perez against sides stacked with international stars. The margins between survival and struggle in La Liga often come down to how teams perform in these windows - not because the points are worth more, but because the gap in resources and depth is so stark.
Getafe's identity has long been built on organisation, discipline and the ability to frustrate opponents with a rigid shape. That approach has kept them competitive in the top flight through cycles when bigger budgets might suggest otherwise. Against Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico, those principles will be tested to their limit.
No matches have been played yet. All six fixtures are scheduled.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| David SoriaSpain | Goalkeeper | |
| Domingos DuartePortugal | Defender | |
| Djené DakonamTogo | Defender | |
| Juan IglesiasSpain | Defender | |
| Diego RicoSpain | Defender | |
| Jordi MartĂnSpain | Defender | |
| Nemanja MaksimovićSerbia | Midfielder | |
| Mauro ArambarriUruguay | Midfielder | |
| Luis MillaSpain | Midfielder | |
| Jaime SeoaneSpain | Midfielder | |
| Yellu SantiagoSpain | Midfielder | |
| Mario MartĂnSpain | Midfielder | |
| Adrián LisoSpain | Forward | |
| Borja MayoralSpain | Forward | |
| Mason GreenwoodEngland | Forward | |
| Enes ĂśnalTurkey | Forward | |
| Christantus UcheNigeria | Forward | |
| Coba da CostaPortugal | Defender | |
| Abdel AbqarMorocco | Defender | |
| Ander ValdésSpain | Goalkeeper |
Reached their only Copa del Rey final, losing 3-1 to Valencia
Eliminated by Bayern Munich on away goals after a 5-5 aggregate score in a famous European run
Achieved their highest-ever league position under coach José Bordalás, qualifying for the Europa League
Overturned a 4-0 first-leg deficit to beat Sevilla 4-3 after extra time, dubbed 'The Miracle of Getafe'
Reached the Spanish top flight for the first time in the club's history