Getafe vs Rayo Vallecano Prediction & Betting Tips (24 August)

It took guts to travel to the San Mamés de Bilbao as part of a first day, and especially the opening of this new LaLiga season and Getafe had it, even being able to bring back 1 point in their binder 1-1. Like last year with a goalless draw for the first match against Barça, El Geta starts with a parity score and we wish them to experience the same season since as a reminder, an expected time to play the maintenance , under the leadership of Mayoral and Greenwood, he finished at the bottom of the ranking, in 12th place. Opposite, we find a Rayo team which does not care about the atmosphere of big evenings at Reale Arena of Real Sociedad by conditioning a whole people victory 1-2. Here too, we had to be strong to bring back, already, the first 3 points for a team literally behind in the 2nd part of the campaign last year and which would be announced as a candidate in the race to maintain rightly all the same.. .

. The big problem with the Vallecas residents is their lack of consistency over the weeks. In short, they are clearly able to stand up to everyone, even the most vicious like Real and Barça, but they are also capable of losing to anyone in this championship. The day they correct that, they will then be able to afford to believe in the top 10 or even top 8 of the elite. 

Long on the flank last season, Mauro Arambarri (holder) did not wait to find his place in the infirmary by leaving in the 40th minute of play against Bilbao last week (potentially OUT this evening). A time back from his serious injury, the interesting Mayoral (15 goals in 27 La Liga games last year) returned to treatment and probably OUT this evening as well. For the rest, the group will appear in full including recruits like Peter Federico (Real Madrid) who played half-time against Bilbao, the good move Uche (500k only to enlist him from Ceuta) and elsewhere scorer in San Mamés without forgetting to mention Diego Rico (permanently signed) and Alex Sola (transfer from Real Sociedad). Loaned by Vigo, Carles Perez (ex-Barça or AS Roma) started against Athletic but left after returning from the locker room. Still among the arrivals, recently, the Madrid club recruited Juan Gonzalez from Eibar in D2 while in the opposite direction, Gaston Alvarez (2 goals in 34 games last year in La Liga) left the ship against a nice check for 12 million, Choco Lozano, although satisfactory at Almeria on loan last year with 3 goals was transferred, the Turkish international Enes Unal was definitely sent to Bournemouth without forgetting the loan returns of Oscar Rodriguez (2 goals in 24 caps last year), striker Latasa (2 pawns last year), and Carmona (Sevilla FC). Note the free departure of Jaime Mata (5 goals in 35 appearances last season) to Las Palmas. Suffering from pubalgia, the fallen Raul de Tomas (promising during his season at Espanyol three years ago) will a priori be out of this trip just like Alvaro Garcia (6 goals last season) and Diego Mendez (injured more severely). Against Sociedad, the light came from the interesting Frutos (2 pawns last year) and the Olympic champion scorer with La Roja, Camello, who came in during the game.

The latter had also scored a double against Thierry Henry's Bleuets in the final. Not much movement in the transfer window for residents of the Madrid suburbs who saw El Tigre, Radamel Falcao leave free of any contract for his native country (Millonarios), also free departure of goalkeeper Dimitrievski (Valencia) which remains more problematic all the same without forgetting Jose Pozo who never played or the transfer of Andres Martin to Racing Santander after his good season on loan at the same club last year with 6 goals and 3 assists. Kike Perez (Valladolid) and Miguel Crespo (15 appearances) were not selected (return from loan). To fill the holes, the club freely recruited Pedro Diaz (Bordeaux), Pelayo Fernandez (Barcelona) and Etienne Eto'o, who remained on the bench during J1. There are also loan arrivals, in this case Gerard Gumbau (Granada, D2), and Embarba (Almeria, D2). Returned from loan, Jonathan Montiel could leave again (not in the plans).