Getafe's poor home form continued as they drew 1-1 with Coliseum Alfonso Pérez on Saturday, marking their third consecutive loss in three matches at the venue.
The visitors took the lead in the first half when Álvaro Fernández found the net after a corner kick from Pablo Sánchez. However, Getafe fought back to level the score in the second half through a well-worked goal from Diego Costa.
Despite the draw, Getafe still managed to win the match 2-1 on aggregate after defeating Alfonso Pérez twice earlier this season. The team has struggled to maintain consistency at home under new manager José María Pinto, who took over last month.
Pinto's side have been outscored 6-2 away from home this season, while their home record is even worse, having only won once since he arrived. This inconsistency has raised concerns about the club's ability to compete effectively in La Liga.
In the meantime, Coliseum Alfonso Pérez will be looking to bounce back from their recent losses and improve their chances of securing a better position in the table. The team will hope that their next opponent, Real Madrid, can provide them with more opportunities for victory.
Overall, Getafe's performance at Coliseum Alfonso Pérez was disappointing, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the club's fortunes are set to change. With a new manager in charge and the potential for improvement in the future, Getafe remains a team to watch in La Liga.