Getafe vs Granada CF Prediction & Betting Tips (29 January)

Previously announced as a candidate in the race to maintain, Getafe finally seems inclined to play at least the first half of the table 10th at the start of this day. However, reality is catching up with the Azulones who have two consecutive defeats in the league against Rayo Vallecano 0-2 and against Osasuna last weekend 3-2. Reigning Segunda Division champion, Granada finds itself in a delicate situation being penultimate in the elite and in an unfavorable draw following its five points behind the first non-relegation Sevilla FC. El Grana have won just one of their last 18 league games for an exhilarating record of 12 defeats.

Last weekend, the Andalusians thought they would annoy Atlético but the class of the duo, Morata - Griezmann got the better of their hopes, defeating 0-1. Before that, they had conceded a narrow defeat on the turf of Real Bétis 1-0.

Defender Damien Suarez will serve his second and final match of suspension this evening while midfielders, Carmona (Sevilla FC, ready for the season) and Luis Milla will serve their suspension (accumulation of yellow cards). In the opposite pattern, Jaime Mata (important, 17 appearances in La Liga) and Latasa (striker, rotation) will probably return from suspension. Summoned with Guinea for the CAN, Moriba (RB Leipzig, ready for the second part of the season) will logically be withdrawn. Victim of a ruptured cruciate ligament and meniscus, it is the end of the season for Mauro Arambarri. Co-3rd top scorer in La Liga, Mayoral (13 goals in La Liga) will be present like the Englishman, Mason Greenwood (Manchester United, on loan for the season) author of 3 goals and 4 goals in the league. Opposite, Granada will probably make the trip without the long-injured goalkeeper, Raul Fernandez without forgetting the suspended for disciplinary reasons, Hongla (just arrived from Hellas Verona).

Note the suspension for accumulation of yellow cards of the Argentine striker, Lucas Boyé (ex-Elche, 3 goals, 3 assists). However, boys like Uzuni and Zaragoza (6 goals each in La Liga) should be traveling to the Alfonso Perez Coliseum. Let's display the uncertainties around Ricard Sanchez and Piatkowski (muscle overload). The last city has just arrived at the club in the form of loan (RB Salzburg). Note the free arrival of Bruno Mendez (Corinthians), Augusto Batalla (River Plate, loan) while recently it was Alvaro Carreras who saw his loan botched (return to United) and Petrovic Njegos sent to Vojvodina for the second half season on loan.