Getafe
Line-up
- 13David Soria
- 6Leandro Cabrera
- 4Bruno González
- 2Djené
- 22Damián Suárez
- 3Antunes
- 15S. Cristóforo
- 20N. Maksimović
- 8Francisco Portillo
- 19Jorge Molina
- 7Jaime Mata
- 11Saiz, Samu
- 27Hugo Duro
- 9Ángel Rodríguez
Subs
- 1L. Chichizola
- 21Ignasi Miquel
- 17Rober Ibáñez
- 23Iván Alejo
Missing
- 11Amath Ndiaye
- 5Markel Bergara
- 24D. Foulquier
- 8M. Arambarri
Alaves
Line-up
- 1Fernando Pacheco
- 3Rubén Duarte
- 6Guillermo Maripán
- 15Ximo Navarro
- 21Martín Aguirregabiria
- 14Burgui
- 8Tomás Pina
- 19Manu García
- 7Sobrino, Ruben
- 18Borja Bastón
- 12J. Calleri
- 22Mubarak Wakaso
- 10J. Guidetti
- 24P. Twumasi
Subs
- 13Sivera
- 26Adrián Diéguez
- 2Carlos Vigaray
- 20D. Brašanac
Missing
- 4Rodrigo Ely
- 23Jony
- 5Víctor Laguardia
A great run in La Liga sees Deportivo Alaves just a point behind fourth placed Real Madrid and they will want to pick a win in the first game of the round, to soar above Real, who have a tricky tie against Sevilla later on in the weekend. Sixth placed Getafe can only seek to open a five point gap ahead of Real Betis and hold on their Europa League qualifier slot. Both sides have one loss in their last five matches, with two of Getafe’s being in the Copa Del Rey. Expectedly, Getafe lost their last home match, against Barcelona while Alaves head to the game unbeaten in the last four league matches. Alaves have managed just one win in their last five away league matches, losing three. They have managed just one clean sheet in the process. At three wins and two losses in the last five home league matches, and with three clean sheets, Getafe can afford to look at this as a great chance to bag three points. However, they have not beaten Alaves in any of their last three meetings, which should give Alaves some hope going to this clash. In the last six meetings between the two sides, Alaves have three wins and Getafe one. In total, they have met nine times and Alaves have four wins, Getafe two.