In their most recent outings, Getafe secured a 2-0 victory against Athletic Club, showcasing their solid performance. In contrast, Levante suffered a 2-0 defeat against Real Sociedad, further complicating their fight against relegation. Despite their struggles, Levante has not lost at home to Getafe in La Liga since 2012, a statistic that adds pressure on the visitors.

Getafe’s defensive prowess has been a key factor in their success this season, as they boast the third-best defensive record in La Liga, having conceded only 31 goals. Goalkeeper David Soria has been instrumental in this achievement, recording five clean sheets in the last ten games. Meanwhile, Levante’s top scorer, Carlos Espí, has netted six goals this season, but the team has only managed two wins, five losses, and three draws in their last ten league matches.

Levante’s coach, Luis Castro, noted the importance of the upcoming match, stating, “The home side is bottom of the table with 26 points and seven points from safety, though Luis Castro’s side has shown some resilience lately, losing just once in its last five league matches.” This resilience will be crucial as they aim to turn their fortunes around against a formidable Getafe side.

Getafe’s recent form has been impressive, with six victories, two defeats, and two draws in their last ten league games. Martin Satriano has been a key contributor, scoring four goals this season. The team’s confidence is high as they prepare for this crucial encounter, hoping to continue their positive momentum.

Historically, Levante has proven difficult to beat at home against Getafe, maintaining an unbeaten streak at the Ciudad de Valencia since 2012. This fact adds an extra layer of intrigue to the match, as both teams understand the significance of the points at stake.

As the match approaches, observers are keen to see if Levante can leverage their home advantage to secure a vital win, or if Getafe can extend their strong form and solidify their position in the upper half of the table. Details remain unconfirmed regarding the final line-ups and any last-minute injuries that could impact the match.

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In a surprising turn of events, Getafe defeated Real Madrid 1-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu on March 2, 2026. The only goal of the match was scored by Martin Satriano in the 39th minute. This victory marks Getafe’s first win at the Bernabeu since 2008.

Background

Prior to this match, Real Madrid had surrendered the top spot in La Liga after suffering a defeat to Osasuna. The team was already under pressure, and the absence of injured forward Kylian Mbappe was felt throughout the match.

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Despite having more possession, Real Madrid failed to convert their chances into goals. The match saw Franco Mastantuono of Real Madrid sent off in stoppage time, adding to the team’s woes. Following this defeat, Real Madrid now finds itself four points behind league leaders Barcelona and has recorded two consecutive losses in La Liga.

Reaction

Alvaro Arbeloa, the coach of Real Madrid, expressed disappointment but acknowledged his players’ efforts, stating, “Obviously, it’s a match where we could have done things better, but I think my players tried and we had more clear chances than them.” He also emphasized the team’s resilience, saying, “Nobody here is throwing in the towel, this is Real Madrid, you don’t give up until the last game.” On the other side, Kiko Femenia from Getafe praised his team’s defensive work, noting, “It’s very hard to get points when you come here. I have to congratulate the team for their work in defence.”

Following this match, Real Madrid is set to face Celta Vigo in their next La Liga encounter and will host Manchester City in the Champions League last 16. Getafe’s victory has propelled them to 11th place in the La Liga standings, a significant achievement for the team.

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