We have a full round of fixtures to look forward to in the Spanish top-flight this weekend and the action begins on the 4th of February with a meeting between Getafe and Levante.
The match will take place at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez and the hosts begin the weekend in 16th place on 22 points while the visitors are bottom of the table on 11 points.
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Getafe come into the game on the back of a good point away from home against Real Sociedad last time out. The result continues a recent turnaround in form for Getafe and they are now undefeated in 4 of their last 5 matches and have lost only 2 of their 11 most recent fixtures in all competitions.
One of the 2 defeats came in the Copa del Rey and Getafe are proving difficult to beat in recent La Liga games, losing just 1 of their last 9.
Home form is good and Getafe are undefeated in their last 6 league matches at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. They have won 5 of those 6 games, with the wins coming over Espanyol, Cadiz, Osasuna, Real Madrid, and Granada.
Getafe have shown significant improvement defensively when playing at home and they have conceded only 2 goals in their last 4 league matches on home soil. In addition, Getafe have kept a clean sheet in 3 of their 4 most recent La Liga games.
Levante make the trip to the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez knowing they need to start picking up points regularly if they are to avoid the drop this season.
However, they come into the match on the back of an extremely disappointing 2-0 home defeat at the hands of fellow relegation candidates, Cadiz.
That result means Levante have won only 1 of their 7 most recent games in all competitions and just 1 of their last 29 matches in La Liga, which is a dreadful record.
Levante have lost 4 of their 5 most league games, with the defeats coming at Espanyol and Villarreal plus at home against Valencia and Cadiz.
Away form in La Liga shows Levante have lost each of their last 7 fixtures. The have they conceded 1 or more goals in their most recent 14 away matches in La Liga but have scored goals in 4 of their last 5 on the road.
Team news and Getafe are without the suspended duo of Sandro Ramirez and Enes Ünal. Victor Machín Pérez, José Juan Macías, and Sabit Abdulai are injured.
Levante travel without injured defenders Oscar Duarte and Shkodran Mustafi. They also have a player suspended and José Campaña will miss out.
You cannot fault the approach of Levante when it comes to scoring goals away from home and we expect them to find the back of the net. However, winning matches is a big problem and Getafe should take maximum points, with both teams scoring.