Getafe CF 3-1 Sevilla FC: Primera Division Match Report, 1 November 2026

Getafe had scored five league goals all season before this match, every one of them at the Coliseum, and had never managed more than one in a game. They were also behind at half-time. Getafe CF 3-1 Sevilla FC was a turnaround in the plainest sense: 0-1 at the break, three goals to none after it. There is no pre-match pick to measure it against: it was played over the weekend that took October into November, when nothing new went up on the site.

Before kick-off the table pointed the other way. Getafe came in eighteenth on nine points from ten, with a goal difference of minus ten, and their record split cleanly in two: unbeaten in five at home, with two wins and three draws, and beaten in all five away matches without scoring, twelve goals conceded. The previous weekend had been one of those away days, 0-4 at Athletic Club.

Sevilla arrived sixth on seventeen points, six days after beating Osasuna 2-0, with a goal difference of zero. Their away form had already started to slip. They drew 3-3 at Levante in October after leading at half-time, then lost 1-4 at Real Madrid; here they led at the break again, and again it did not hold.

The second half is where the match turned. Three goals in one half is more than Getafe had scored in any full match this season, and more than they had scored against Sevilla across the four meetings on record, which had produced two Getafe goals in total, both in a 2-1 win in Seville in August 2025. At the Coliseum, Sevilla had taken four points from the two meetings on record, 0-0 and 1-0, without conceding.

Getafe moved to twelve points from eleven games, with three wins, three draws and five defeats, and cut their goal difference to minus eight. The gap to Sevilla, eight points at kick-off, is five. And every one of Getafe's twelve points has now been won at home.

The caveat is last season. Getafe finished seventh on fifty-one points while scoring only thirty-two goals, a side that won by keeping matches tight. This season the tightness has gone — sixteen conceded in eleven, against thirty-eight in thirty-eight last season — and the goals have not arrived to replace it. Eight in eleven matches is still a low return, and one good half does not change that.

Sevilla stay on seventeen from eleven, with a goal difference of minus two. The number to carry forward is ten: goals conceded in their last three away matches, 3-3 at Levante, 1-4 at Real Madrid and this. They finished last season on forty-three points, level with Elche and Alavés, and seventeen from eleven is well ahead of that rate. Their away record now reads two wins, two draws and two defeats.