Getafe vs Sevillaprediction and how to watch
Prediction and how to watch for Getafe vs Sevilla: everything you need to know before the game.
Getafe host Sevilla at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez on Sunday 1 November in LaLiga matchday 11, with kick-off at 13:00 GMT (07:00 in Mexico City).
Getafe are 18th with nine points from ten games and a goal difference of minus ten. Sevilla arrive in sixth with 17 points.
Match preview
Getafe are in poor form. They have nine points from ten matches and sit 18th in the 20-team table. They have scored only five goals and conceded 15.
Their problems come away from the Coliseum. They have lost all five league games on the road, scoring none and conceding 12. At home they remain unbeaten, with two wins and three draws, and five goals scored and three conceded.
Recent form is patchy. They were beaten 4-0 by Athletic Club on 25 October and 5-2 by Lugano in the Conference League three days earlier. Before that they drew 1-1 with Rayo Vallecano, a game with 16 corners and ten cards, and 1-1 at Craiova.
On Thursday they won 3-2 away to Lebrijana in the Copa del Rey. Head coach Bordalás has said the squad is too thin to cope with three competitions.
Sevilla arrive in better shape. They beat Osasuna 2-0 in the league on 26 October, with 11 corners to their name and only two cards, then won 3-0 at Hortaleza in the Copa del Rey. Before that they lost 4-1 to Real Madrid and drew 3-3 at Levante.
Away from home they have won two, drawn two and lost one, scoring nine and conceding nine. Overall they have 16 league goals for and 16 against. Isaac is their top scorer with three.
The recent head-to-head favours the Andalusians. They won three of the last five league meetings, all by 1-0, the latest on 22 February 2026 at this ground.
Getafe won 2-1 in Seville in August 2025, and the February 2025 meeting finished 0-0. Getafe scored in only one of those five games.
The context is clear. Getafe need points to climb out of the relegation zone, while Sevilla want to stay in the top half of the table.
Getafe · recent results
- WLebrijana 2-3 Getafe
- LAthletic Club 4-0 Getafe
- LGetafe 2-5 FC Lugano
- DGetafe 1-1 Rayo Vallecano
- DUniversitatea Craiova 1-1 Getafe
Sevilla · recent results
- WHortaleza 0-3 Sevilla
- WSevilla 2-0 Osasuna
- LReal Madrid 4-1 Sevilla
- DLevante 3-3 Sevilla
- LSevilla 1-3 Aston Villa
Key stats
Trends · last 5 matches
Team news
Getafe have five absentees in our data. Juanmi and Christantus Uche are out with knee injuries. Mario Martín is suspended after a red card and Johan Mojica is banned for yellow-card accumulation.
Zaid Romero is doubtful with a muscle problem, although reports say he and Orel Mangala are back training with the group. Ramón Terrats is one booking away from a suspension.
Sevilla are expected to be without only two players: Marcão, with a muscle injury, and Miguel Sierra, who has a dislocated shoulder and is out until January. There are no suspensions.
Lucas Stassin and Jon Guridi returned to group training a few days ago. Local reports point to Isaac and Stassin as the front two, with Agoumé and Fofana in central midfield.
We think Sevilla will edge it 1-0. Getafe have been solid at home, but they struggle for goals and scored in only one of the last five meetings. Sevilla arrive in better form and can settle a tight game with a single goal.
Quick questions
What time is Getafe vs Sevilla?
It kicks off on Sunday, November 1 at 7:00 AM (Mexico City time) at Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.
Where can I watch Getafe vs Sevilla?
Mexico: Sky Sports or Canal 5. USA: ESPN Deportes and ESPN+.
Who is in better form for Getafe vs Sevilla?
In their last 5 games, Getafe have 1 win and Sevilla have 2 wins.
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