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Getafe CF 18 Jan 2026 · LaLiga News Staff

Getafe Staring into the Abyss as Valencia Defeat Deepens Crisis

Bordalás' men sink closer to the relegation zone after collecting just one point from 18, with fans turning on Ángel Torres as transfer window pressure mounts.

Getafe’s season is going south faster than a tourist heading to Marbella, with a second consecutive home defeat leaving them dangerously close to the drop zone.

Crisis Mode Activated

The Azulones are officially in trouble. Sunday’s defeat to Valencia at the Coliseum was their latest stumble in a dire run that’s seen them collect just one measly point from their last six matches. That’s one from a possible 18 - relegation form if I’ve ever seen it.

The loss leaves Getafe hovering just two points above the relegation places, pending Alavés’ result against Atlético Madrid. What started as a blip has morphed into a full-blown crisis, with Bordalás’ men now firmly entrenched in the battle for survival.

Fan Fury Erupts

The Coliseum faithful have seen enough. After the final whistle, the stands erupted with anger directed squarely at:

  • Club president Ángel Torres
  • The board of directors
  • The general lack of ambition in the transfer market

The atmosphere turned properly sour as supporters made it crystal clear they believe reinforcements are needed - and fast - if Getafe are to maintain their top-flight status.

Transfer Window Pressure

The January window now looks absolutely crucial for the Madrid outfit. New signing Martin Satriano made his debut against Valencia, but it wasn’t enough to change the team’s fortunes.

Meanwhile, Zaid and Boselli watched from the stands, suggesting more squad changes could be imminent. With time ticking away in the transfer window, the pressure is mounting on the club hierarchy to deliver the reinforcements needed to avoid what would be a disastrous relegation.

The saving grace? Despite this nightmare run, Getafe’s destiny remains in their own hands. But they’ll need to sort themselves out sharpish if they want to avoid taking a right old tumble down to the Segunda.

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