Getafe vs Sevilla 3-1

Getafe came from behind to beat Sevilla 3-1 at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, overturning a first-half deficit with three goals after the break. Orel Mangala sealed it in stoppage time after coming on at half-time.

Sevilla struck first in the 19th minute when Kike Salas headed in from Felix Correia to make it 1-0. Getafe then made two changes at the interval, with Francho Serrano Gracia and Jean Ives Valou replaced by Orel Mangala and David Cordón Mancha, but the hosts still went into half-time trailing 1-0.

The equaliser arrived on 68 minutes when Enes Ünal, set up by Martin Satriano, made it 1-1. Satriano then turned provider for Ünal's strike to be followed by his own goal on 73 minutes, and VAR confirmed the finish to put Getafe 2-1 up. Sevilla made two changes on 72 minutes and two more on 87, but could not recover, especially after Manuel Bueno Sebastián was sent off three minutes into stoppage time. Mangala then scored on 90+4 minutes from Andrés García to make it 3-1.

The numbers were close in possession, with Sevilla on 53% and Getafe on 47%, and they were also level on shots at 11 apiece. Getafe had the better edge on target, 5-4, and their xG of 1.62 was well ahead of Sevilla's 0.63. Sevilla passed more often, 337 to 293, while corners were shared 2-2, Getafe did not go offside at all and Sevilla were flagged twice.

Getafe were booked twice, for David Cordón Mancha on 59 minutes and Nemanja Gudelj on 84. Sevilla had four yellow cards, for Gabriel Suazo on 27 minutes, Lucien Agoumé, Andrés Castrín and Arouna Sangante on 77, and Manuel Bueno Sebastián was sent off in stoppage time.