Key Facts
- Sevilla has the better league record and is considered the slight favorite; after their heavy loss to Athletic Bilbao, Getafe needs, above all, a more solid defense.
- Youssouf Fofana, playing as a playmaker behind the striker, set up Sevilla’s goals against Osasuna; the subsequent cup victory at Hortaleza underscores their improved form.
- Sevilla won the most recent recorded competitive match between the two teams, but Getafe’s victory in 2025 shows that their head-to-head record does not guarantee a certain outcome.
- Sevilla has kept two clean sheets in its last five games; Getafe’s absences of striker Christantus Uche and winger Juanmi support the “Both Teams to Score: No” bet.
Match Preview
Following decisive losses to Lugano and Athletic Bilbao, José Bordalás faces a clear challenge: Getafe’s defense must become more solid again. On Sunday, Luis García’s Sevilla will visit the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, boasting a better league record and fresh off a recent victory against Osasuna. Sevilla also won the last recorded competitive match between the two teams in February 2026. Getafe will need a significantly better performance this time around.
- Venue: Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, Getafe
- Date and time: November 1, 2026, 2:00 p.m.
- Competition: La Liga (Matchday 11)
The betting odds show Sevilla as a slight favorite, but the visitors’ better form speaks in their favor. Johan Mojica is out. Getafe’s goal against Lebrijana argues against “Both Teams to Score: No,” but Sevilla’s streak of clean sheets makes the bet interesting. “Over 1.5 Goals” is also an option: this mark was surpassed in each of the last five listed matches for both teams.
Getafe Form & Record Check
Getafe had to come from behind against Lebrijana to win 3-2 in the Copa del Rey. After the 0-4 league loss to Athletic Bilbao, that wasn’t a convincing response. Bordalás attributed the defensive errors against Athletic Bilbao to set pieces and a throw-in. In addition, the absences of Juanmi and Christantus Uche limit their options on offense.
Sevilla Form & Record Check
Sevilla followed up their 2-0 league win over Osasuna with a 3-0 victory at Hortaleza in the Copa del Rey. This lends weight to the argument that they have a strong defense. With pressing and direct attacks, Luis García’s team could capitalize on Getafe’s recent defensive mistakes. Youssouf Fofana set up both goals against Osasuna, underscoring his importance behind the striker. However, following the 1-4 league loss to Real Madrid, predicting a comfortable Sevilla victory would be a risky bet.
Sevilla could line up in a 4-4-2: Odysseas Vlachodimos in goal, Andrés Castrín and Kike Salas at center back, and Lucien Agoumé and Youssouf Fofana in central midfield. Up front, Isaac Romero could play alongside Lucas Stassin, with Chidera Ejuke and Félix Correia expected on the wings. Marcão is out with a thigh injury, which is why Castrín is slated to play in defense. Miguel Sierra is also out.
Getafe vs. Sevilla Head-to-Head & Statistics
Sevilla has won 17 of the 30 recorded competitive matches between the two teams, which supports their status as slight favorites. Getafe lost 0–1 in February 2026 but can point to a 2–1 victory from 2025. In each of the last five listed matches, fewer than 3.5 goals were scored. Over 1.5 goals seems more likely, as both clubs’ recent results suggest more than one goal.
