Why is Getafe in La Liga so good? 10

Getafe is a small town in the Madrid region of Spain. It is a satellite city of the capital Madrid, similar to Shunyi in Beijing and Pudong in Shanghai, with a population of 300,000. Getafe comes from the Arabic word meaning long and narrow city.

60 percent of the city's fans belong to Real Madrid and Ma Jing. Getafe FC was founded in 1983 and currently has just 10,000 registered fans. However, last season the club was promoted to the first division and finished 13th.

The biggest name in the team is the head coach of the German Schuster. Schuster is a famous former West German footballer, who won the European Championship with Germany in 80. However, due to personality reasons, he was expelled from the national team, moved to Spain, and played for Real Madrid, Barcelona and many other clubs, but ended his career prematurely due to falling out with the top, so he failed to become an international superstar.

A coach with a lot of personality and a group of energetic players make up what Getafe is today. They are just enjoying the joy of football, and the Getafe fans have no extravagant expectations for the team, just pure enjoyment. Maybe that's the original form of football.

I've watched one game of this team, that is, the one against Barron, and I feel that the overall awareness of this team is very strong, the fight is very hard, and the 2 wings play very resolutely, and the most important thing is that the defense is very **, so that the opponent can not pass very smoothly, and then control the game.

Blind cats won't starve to death, because they meet a dead mouse! And that's the case with Getafi! I'm still optimistic about a few traditional strong teams!

Just look at the October 31 issue of "World Football".

They have a few better players! Raki seems to have been pounced on by the sharp object!

There is no big-name doctrine, and the whole team is working hard in one place!

It hasn't been taken seriously. The league is still a long one, and there will be results later.

It's not because they're bulls, it's because the other teams have been inconsistent this year.

Because there are more cattle in the West! So it's awesome!

La Liga 2014-15 season Malaga at home against Getafe Malaga: return to home for consecutive wins.

The away win over Barcelona was a big upset for Malaga in the last league game, and it also rekindled Garcia's side's hopes of qualifying for Europe. Hosting Getafe at home in this round is a good chance for the Andalusian side to make a winning streak, and a win will see them move up to 40+ points and rejoin the second group. In terms of the squad, Pacos Ferreira and Roberto missed out through injury, while Larsson suffered a suspension.

Getafe: The Flores era is promising.

Although Contra's departure is not purely a matter of results, the arrival of new boss Flores has paid off so far. Getafe have won three of his seven games, just one win less than the four wins in 17 games in charge of Antonio Contra. The club has recognised his ability to lead the team, and local fans have begun to hope for a qualitative leap forward for Getafe, who are still not out of relegation.

In fact, for Flores, Getafe's financial situation does not allow him to fully exploit it. Samir, the team's previous main player, was also sold to China by the club in exchange for a large sum of money. Able to survive under limited conditions, Flores' ability was temporarily recognized.

However, Getafe are in desperate need of an improved away record, as they are now six winless on the road and have conceded the worst goal in 13 consecutive away games in team history. Against Malaga, they have won one of their last eight away games, which is indeed not a passing result.