Getafe vs Elche Nigeria odds comparison
Getafe
Home Team
Elche
Away Team
Friday 28th
20:00
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2.16 | 2.86 | 3.80 |
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2.19 | 3.00 | 3.80 |
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2.23 | 2.90 | 3.70 |
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2.22 | 3.05 | 4.03 |
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2.21 | 2.96 | 3.78 |
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Home
2.23
Draw
3.05
Away
4.03
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Match Analysis
Expert analysis and insights for this fixture
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Friday, November 21, 2025
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The LaLiga clash on 28 November pits Getafe against Elche at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.
Both clubs enter the fixture with contrasting recent form: Getafe have recorded three wins and two defeats in their last five outings, scoring an impressive 14 goals while conceding just three (average 2.8 goals for, 0.6 against).
Their recent home performances include a 2‑1 victory over Girona and a 0‑1 loss to Real Madrid, highlighting a potent attack but occasional defensive lapses, notably an 0‑11 defeat in the Copa del Rey.
Elche, by contrast, sit on one win, two draws and two losses, with six goals scored and five conceded (average 1.2 for, 1.0 against).
Their latest LaLiga results feature a 1‑1 draw with Real Sociedad and a 1‑0 win at Espanyol, showing modest resilience but limited firepower.
Historically Getafe hold a 3‑1‑1 edge in five head‑to‑head meetings, scoring seven to Elche’s four.
The numbers suggest a tightly contested match, yet Getafe’s superior home record and offensive output give them a slight edge.
Both clubs enter the fixture with contrasting recent form: Getafe have recorded three wins and two defeats in their last five outings, scoring an impressive 14 goals while conceding just three (average 2.8 goals for, 0.6 against).
Their recent home performances include a 2‑1 victory over Girona and a 0‑1 loss to Real Madrid, highlighting a potent attack but occasional defensive lapses, notably an 0‑11 defeat in the Copa del Rey.
Elche, by contrast, sit on one win, two draws and two losses, with six goals scored and five conceded (average 1.2 for, 1.0 against).
Their latest LaLiga results feature a 1‑1 draw with Real Sociedad and a 1‑0 win at Espanyol, showing modest resilience but limited firepower.
Historically Getafe hold a 3‑1‑1 edge in five head‑to‑head meetings, scoring seven to Elche’s four.
The numbers suggest a tightly contested match, yet Getafe’s superior home record and offensive output give them a slight edge.
Recent Form
Getafe:
Getafe's recent five‑match stretch reveals a volatile mix of attacking flair and defensive fragility.
On 9 November they travelled to Mallorca and earned a 1‑0 win thanks to V.Muriqi's 14th‑minute strike, keeping a clean sheet.
A home triumph on 31 October over Girona (2‑1) saw M.Martin and B.Mayoral add goals before a late penalty by C.Stuani reduced the margin.
The form collapsed on 28 October in the Copa del Rey, where an 0‑11 drubbing by Inter Valdemoro exposed severe defensive issues.
A subsequent 0‑1 away loss to Bilbao on 25 October and a 0‑1 home defeat by Real Madrid on 19 October added to the concerns, with both games decided by solitary opposition goals.
Across these fixtures Getafe have netted 14 times, conceded three, and averaged 2.8 goals per game while allowing only 0.6, indicating that when they are organized they are prolific, but the single heavy loss skews the defensive picture.
On 9 November they travelled to Mallorca and earned a 1‑0 win thanks to V.Muriqi's 14th‑minute strike, keeping a clean sheet.
A home triumph on 31 October over Girona (2‑1) saw M.Martin and B.Mayoral add goals before a late penalty by C.Stuani reduced the margin.
The form collapsed on 28 October in the Copa del Rey, where an 0‑11 drubbing by Inter Valdemoro exposed severe defensive issues.
A subsequent 0‑1 away loss to Bilbao on 25 October and a 0‑1 home defeat by Real Madrid on 19 October added to the concerns, with both games decided by solitary opposition goals.
Across these fixtures Getafe have netted 14 times, conceded three, and averaged 2.8 goals per game while allowing only 0.6, indicating that when they are organized they are prolific, but the single heavy loss skews the defensive picture.
Elche:
Elche's latest five fixtures illustrate an uneven trajectory.
They opened with a 1‑1 draw at home against Real Sociedad on 7 November, where A.Rodriguez gave them the lead before a late penalty by M.Oyarzabal equalised.
A week earlier, on 2 November, they travelled to Barcelona and fell 3‑1, with a solitary goal from M.Rashford at the 61st minute.
The Copa del Rey on 29 October delivered a harsh 0‑4 defeat away to Los Garres, further denting confidence.
However, a 1‑0 away victory over Espanyol on 25 October, courtesy of C.Romero's 47th‑minute strike, showed they can grind results.
Their most recent LaLiga outing on 19 October ended 0‑0 at home versus Bilbao, highlighting a solid defensive block but limited attacking threat.
Overall Elche have scored six and conceded five in these games, averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.0 against, reflecting modest offensive output and a generally steady, if not spectacular, defence.
They opened with a 1‑1 draw at home against Real Sociedad on 7 November, where A.Rodriguez gave them the lead before a late penalty by M.Oyarzabal equalised.
A week earlier, on 2 November, they travelled to Barcelona and fell 3‑1, with a solitary goal from M.Rashford at the 61st minute.
The Copa del Rey on 29 October delivered a harsh 0‑4 defeat away to Los Garres, further denting confidence.
However, a 1‑0 away victory over Espanyol on 25 October, courtesy of C.Romero's 47th‑minute strike, showed they can grind results.
Their most recent LaLiga outing on 19 October ended 0‑0 at home versus Bilbao, highlighting a solid defensive block but limited attacking threat.
Overall Elche have scored six and conceded five in these games, averaging 1.2 goals for and 1.0 against, reflecting modest offensive output and a generally steady, if not spectacular, defence.
Head-to-Head Record
The two clubs have met five times in recent years, with Getafe leading the ledger 3‑1‑1.
Across those encounters Getafe have scored seven goals to Elche's four, underscoring a modest home advantage.
The most recent meeting on 30 July 2025 was a friendly that ended 2‑1 to Getafe, reaffirming their scoring edge.
In LaLiga, the teams drew 1‑1 on 20 May 2023, a match where M.El Haddadi opened for Getafe before L.Boye equalised.
Earlier, on 31 October 2022, Elche secured a 1‑0 away win, courtesy of E.Unal's 54th‑minute finish, marking their only victory in the series.
Getafe responded with a 1‑0 friendly win on 27 July 2022 and a convincing 3‑1 LaLiga triumph on 22 May 2022, where K.Perez netted twice after early goals from E.Unal and L.Olaza.
The pattern shows Getafe generally dominate at home, while Elche have managed occasional away success, suggesting a slight psychological edge for Getafe entering the November fixture.
Across those encounters Getafe have scored seven goals to Elche's four, underscoring a modest home advantage.
The most recent meeting on 30 July 2025 was a friendly that ended 2‑1 to Getafe, reaffirming their scoring edge.
In LaLiga, the teams drew 1‑1 on 20 May 2023, a match where M.El Haddadi opened for Getafe before L.Boye equalised.
Earlier, on 31 October 2022, Elche secured a 1‑0 away win, courtesy of E.Unal's 54th‑minute finish, marking their only victory in the series.
Getafe responded with a 1‑0 friendly win on 27 July 2022 and a convincing 3‑1 LaLiga triumph on 22 May 2022, where K.Perez netted twice after early goals from E.Unal and L.Olaza.
The pattern shows Getafe generally dominate at home, while Elche have managed occasional away success, suggesting a slight psychological edge for Getafe entering the November fixture.
Statistical Insights
Goal‑scoring trends favour Getafe, who average 2.8 goals per game in their last five outings, compared with Elche's 1.2.
Defensively, Getafe's average of 0.6 goals conceded looks impressive, but the 0‑11 loss in the Copa del Rey is a statistical outlier that inflates their defensive metric.
Excluding that anomaly, Getafe have kept three clean sheets in four league games.
Elche concede an average of one goal per match, with most leaks occurring in away settings (three of five matches).
Both sides have shown a propensity for early goals: Getafe's first‑minute scorer V.Muriqi and Elche's A.Rodriguez on the 57th minute.
Penalties have played a role for both clubs, notably Getafe's C.Stuani penalty against Girona and Elche's conceded penalty by M.Oyarzabal.
The timing of goals suggests that the first half will be decisive, and the likelihood of both teams scoring remains moderate given Elche's limited firepower.
Defensively, Getafe's average of 0.6 goals conceded looks impressive, but the 0‑11 loss in the Copa del Rey is a statistical outlier that inflates their defensive metric.
Excluding that anomaly, Getafe have kept three clean sheets in four league games.
Elche concede an average of one goal per match, with most leaks occurring in away settings (three of five matches).
Both sides have shown a propensity for early goals: Getafe's first‑minute scorer V.Muriqi and Elche's A.Rodriguez on the 57th minute.
Penalties have played a role for both clubs, notably Getafe's C.Stuani penalty against Girona and Elche's conceded penalty by M.Oyarzabal.
The timing of goals suggests that the first half will be decisive, and the likelihood of both teams scoring remains moderate given Elche's limited firepower.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 28 November showdown, Getafe's calendar turns to the Copa del Rey quarter‑final on 2 December, when they travel to Navalcarnero.
A win would extend their cup run and could restore confidence after any LaLiga setback.
Elche's next assignment comes on 3 December, also in the Copa del Rey, as they face Quintanar del Rey away.
That fixture offers a chance to bounce back from league results and potentially secure progression in the knockout competition.
Both clubs will therefore be motivated to finish the league fixture strongly to maintain momentum ahead of their cup ties.
A win would extend their cup run and could restore confidence after any LaLiga setback.
Elche's next assignment comes on 3 December, also in the Copa del Rey, as they face Quintanar del Rey away.
That fixture offers a chance to bounce back from league results and potentially secure progression in the knockout competition.
Both clubs will therefore be motivated to finish the league fixture strongly to maintain momentum ahead of their cup ties.
Match Prediction
Considering Getafe's superior home scoring record and overall head‑to‑head advantage, the numbers tilt in their favour.
Elche have struggled to find the net away from home, scoring only one goal in three recent away matches, while Getafe have netted three at home in their last two league games.
The defensive outlier of the 0‑11 loss is unlikely to repeat in a top‑flight setting.
A plausible outcome is a Getafe 2‑0 victory, with goals likely coming from their regular contributors such as B.Mayoral or a new scorer, and a clean sheet restored for the hosts.
Elche have struggled to find the net away from home, scoring only one goal in three recent away matches, while Getafe have netted three at home in their last two league games.
The defensive outlier of the 0‑11 loss is unlikely to repeat in a top‑flight setting.
A plausible outcome is a Getafe 2‑0 victory, with goals likely coming from their regular contributors such as B.Mayoral or a new scorer, and a clean sheet restored for the hosts.
Betting Insights
The market should reflect Getafe's home dominance and higher scoring average.
An over‑2.5 goals market leans towards the ‘Yes’ side given Getafe’s 2.8‑goal per game rate, but Elche’s modest away record tempers the upside, suggesting the over‑2.5 may be priced around 2.00.
Both teams to score appears unlikely; Elche have failed to score in two of their last three away outings, while Getafe have kept clean sheets in three of four recent home matches, making BTTS a value ‘No’ at roughly 1.80.
A straight Getafe win at –150 offers solid value, while a 2‑0 correct‑score line could be offered at longer odds (≈7.00).
Overall, back Getafe to win and the under‑2.5 goals line for a balanced stake.
An over‑2.5 goals market leans towards the ‘Yes’ side given Getafe’s 2.8‑goal per game rate, but Elche’s modest away record tempers the upside, suggesting the over‑2.5 may be priced around 2.00.
Both teams to score appears unlikely; Elche have failed to score in two of their last three away outings, while Getafe have kept clean sheets in three of four recent home matches, making BTTS a value ‘No’ at roughly 1.80.
A straight Getafe win at –150 offers solid value, while a 2‑0 correct‑score line could be offered at longer odds (≈7.00).
Overall, back Getafe to win and the under‑2.5 goals line for a balanced stake.