Alaves vs Getafe prediction, odds & betting tips – 09/02/2025
Getafe were involved in a goalless draw only last weekend - Photo by IMAGO.
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Under 1.5 total goals

Four of Getafe’s last seven league games have ended with one or fewer goals.

Two bottom-eight teams meet on Sunday in Vitoria. Our Alaves vs Getafe prediction and La Liga betting tips consider whether either side can claim a big three points to help their survival push.

Alaves vs Getafe prediction: Bore draw in Vitoria

Key stats

  • Our Alaves vs Getafe betting tips take into account that the visitors have the second-best defensive record in La Liga, with only 0.77 goals conceded per game.
  • Alaves have drawn five of their last eight league matches.
  • They’ve drawn 71% of their matches in all competitions, since appointing Chacho Coudet as their new boss.

Correct score prediction: Alaves 0-0 Getafe

This has all the makings of a tight, low-scoring game. Getafe are usually very defensive and they aren’t likely to try anything too adventurous here, despite some better recent results.

The onus will be on Alaves, as the home team, to try to force the tempo. However, they’ve only managed to have three shots in each of their last two games, and both sides may end up firing blanks here.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Alaves the favourites

  • HOME: 5/4 (2.25) – 44.4%
  • DRAW: 19/10 (2.90) – 34.5%
  • AWAY: 13/5 (3.60) – 27.8%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The hosts are the favourites according to the Alaves vs Getafe odds, with an implied probability of 44.4% that they win this match.

They gave a good account of themselves at Barcelona last time out, only going down 1-0 to a goal from Robert Lewandowski.

As for Getafe, they were involved in a drab 0-0 draw against Sevilla in their last league game, before crashing to a 5-0 Copa del Rey defeat against Atletico Madrid in midweek.

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Most recent H2Hs: Four draws in five meetings at Mendizorroza

Our Alaves vs Getafe prediction suggests we could see a fifth draw in the space of six meetings between these clubs on this ground.

The last six meetings in Vitoria have served up just seven goals in total, with two of those games ending 0-0.

Spain La Liga 28/09/24

Getafe

Getafe

2
CD Alaves

CD Alaves

0

Spain La Liga 18/05/24

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

1
Getafe

Getafe

0

Spain La Liga 28/08/23

Getafe

Getafe

1
CD Alaves

CD Alaves

0

Spain La Liga 26/02/22

Getafe

Getafe

2
CD Alaves

CD Alaves

2

Spain La Liga 11/12/21

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

1
Getafe

Getafe

1

Alaves preview: Sivera close to fitness

The home team are hoping to have number one Antonio Sivera fit again. Tomas Conechny is their only injury concern, and he’s not going to make this.

Predicted Lineup: Sivera (GK), M. Sanchez, Diarra, Abqar, Tenaglia, Blanco, Jordan, Guridi, C. Martin, K. Garcia & Vicente

Spain La Liga 11/05/25

L

Athletic Bilbao

Athletic Bilbao

1

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

0

Spain La Liga 03/05/25

D

Atletico Madrid

Atletico Madrid

0

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

0

Spain La Liga 23/04/25

W

Real Sociedad

Real Sociedad

0

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

1

Spain La Liga 20/04/25

D

Sevilla

Sevilla

1

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

1

Spain La Liga 13/04/25

L

Real Madrid

Real Madrid

1

CD Alaves

CD Alaves

0

Getafe preview: Two injury concerns for the visitors

The away team have doubts over Luis Milla and Allan Nyom. David Soria is hoping to be fit enough to return in goal.

Predicted Lineup: Soria (GK), Rico, Duarte, Alderete, Iglesias, Arambarri, Djene, Uche, Coba, Yildirim & C. Perez

Spain La Liga 10/05/25

L

Valencia

Valencia

3

Getafe

Getafe

0

Spain La Liga 02/05/25

L

Rayo Vallecano

Rayo Vallecano

1

Getafe

Getafe

0

Spain La Liga 23/04/25

L

Real Madrid

Real Madrid

1

Getafe

Getafe

0

Spain La Liga 18/04/25

L

Espanyol

Espanyol

1

Getafe

Getafe

0

Spain La Liga 12/04/25

L

Las Palmas

Las Palmas

3

Getafe

Getafe

1

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Mark is a freelance football writer based in Madrid. He regularly attends and covers La Liga matches around Spain, whilst also following football across Europe.