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Real Madrid vs Getafe is a Madrid matchup framed by Real Madrid’s home authority and Getafe’s ability to frustrate the expected order. Madrid won 7–3 in May 2015 and controlled several narrow home victories, but Getafe produced a 1–0 win at the Bernabéu on 2 March 2026. That result gives the challenger a powerful counterexample within a generally one-sided setting. Future meetings will test whether Madrid can turn territorial control into a result.
Past matches, Real Madrid vs Getafe
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Real Madrid
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24D
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2D
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11F
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30F
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21M
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13G
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43G
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20D
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23D
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37M
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38M
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28M
Getafe Substitutes
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F
23
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M
6
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D
3
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G
1
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D
41
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D
12
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F
18
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M
14
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M
44
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M
20
Match events
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8'Kiko Femenía Yellow Card
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35'Mauro Arambarri Yellow Card
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39'⚽M. Satriano Normal Goal (Asst: M. Arambarri)
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55'Rodrygo T. Pitarch
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55'D. Huijsen D. Alaba
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55'D. Carvajal T. Alexander-Arnold
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55'D. Carvajal T. Alexander-Arnold
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55'Rodrygo T. Pitarch
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55'D. Huijsen D. Alaba
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58'A. Liso Kiko Femenia
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64'Diego Rico Yellow Card
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68'Dean Huijsen Yellow Card
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69'F. Mastantuono A. Guler
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69'M. Martin L. Vazquez
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71'Aurélien Tchouaméni Yellow Card
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79'Adrian Liso Yellow Card
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84'Martín Satriano Yellow Card
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87'B. Diaz A. Tchouameni
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90' +1A. Abqar M. Satriano
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90' +4Álvaro Carreras Yellow Card
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90' +4Vinicius Júnior Yellow Card
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90' +5Franco Mastantuono Red Card
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90' +7Adrian Liso Yellow Card
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90' +7Adrian Liso Red Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Real Madrid VS Getafe
Madrid set the expected hierarchy
Real Madrid have supplied the dominant reference in this fixture at their home grounds. They won 4–0 in May 2011, 4–2 in September 2011, 4–0 in January 2013 and 4–1 in September 2013. The 7–3 scoreline on 23 May 2015 was the most open example, while later victories of 2–0 in April 2022 and December 2024 show that control can also arrive through a quieter margin.
Getafe have a route to disruption
Getafe’s 1–0 victory at the Santiago Bernabéu on 2 March 2026 stands apart from the heavier Madrid results and gives the matchup its central tension. Madrid had won 1–0 there in July 2020 and February 2021, so the upset demonstrates that a tightly managed contest can still escape the favourite. Getafe’s challenge is to make the setting uncomfortable; Madrid’s is to convert its usual authority without assuming the scoreline will follow reputation. A future meeting will ask whether Getafe can reproduce that resistance or Madrid can reassert home command.