Getafe vs Real Madrid

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When Real Madrid travels to the Coliseum on Thursday to play Getafe in La Liga, they will have the opportunity to take the lead in the standings.

The Azulones will start the game in 10th place, while Los Blancos are presently in second place, one point behind Girona.

After dropping matches against Sevilla and Osasuna in the Copa del Rey and league, respectively, Getafe bounced back against Granada on Monday.

Mason Greenwood scored the first goal through a deflection, and then Borja Mayoral, who was playing well, took advantage of a mistake made by Granada goalkeeper Augusto Batalla to double Getafe's lead with what turned out to be the game's winning goal.

The Azulones are now comfortably positioned in midtable, having won seven, drawn eight, and lost six of their 21 league games. This puts them on track to surpass a record of three straight 15th-place finishes.

In their ten home league games, Jose Bordalas's club has shown that they are a formidable opponent, with six victories, three draws, and only one loss.

The Azulones have impressively given up just six league goals at the Coliseum this season, and they will need to muster all of their defensive fortitude to frustrate Real Madrid, who are presently the second-highest scoring team in the Premier League.

Getafe is looking to win their first straight head-to-head match after falling short in all four of their previous encounters with Real Madrid (2-1 in January 2022).

In Saturday's away match against Las Palmas, Real Madrid had to mount another comeback after defeating Almeria 3-2 after behind by two goals.

After a goalless first half, Las Palmas midfielder Javier Munoz's deflected attempt gave Real Madrid the lead in the 53rd minute. However, goals from Vinicius Junior and Aurelien Tchouameni helped Los Blancos win the match.

Following their triumphant journey to Gran Canaria, Real Madrid has now won five straight La Liga games. They have also gone undefeated in 15 league games since losing their season-opening encounter against Atletico Madrid in September.

Since then, Los Blancos have played two games against Atletico, and this Sunday's La Liga matchup will be their third meeting with their hometown rivals in as many months. But first, they have to go through a challenging road game against Getafe.

If Real Madrid can win their 18th league game of the season on Thursday, they would pass Girona at the top of the standings and go on to win their 36th La Liga title.

Having lost three of their last five road games against Getafe, the visitors will be aware that a success is far from certain, but they might have hope from the fact that they recently triumphed 1-0 in a close match.