The Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, Getafe's home ground
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Iván Azón's late strike gives Getafe a 1-0 win over winless Málaga

Iván Azón scored eight minutes from time to give Getafe a 1-0 win over Málaga at the Coliseum, despite the visitors having more of the ball and more corners on the day.

By Guriball Newsroom · September 20, 2026 · 4 min read

Getafe beat Málaga 1-0 at the Coliseum on Sunday, settled by a single goal eight minutes from time. Iván Azón finished off a fast break from Martín Satriano's pass to win it, in a match where Málaga had the better of the possession and corner counts but could not turn either into a goal.

A goal against the run of play

Málaga held 55.5% of the ball to Getafe's 44.5% and won nine corners to the home side's five, but managed only 11 shots to Getafe's 20 and failed to hit the target with any of them. Getafe's greater directness eventually told: Azón's 85th-minute strike, on the counter after a Málaga attack broke down, was enough to decide it.

The only side without a win

The result is a significant one at the bottom of the table. Málaga remain without a win in seven league games this season — three draws and now four defeats — and, after both Celta Vigo and Elche picked up their first victories of the campaign on the same weekend, they are now the only club in the division yet to win a match. Getafe, meanwhile, moved to two wins from six games, bouncing back from a 0-1 defeat away to Real Betis the previous weekend.

Match stats

StatGetafeMálaga
Possession44.5%55.5%
Shots (on target)20 (6%)11 (0%)
Corners59
Fouls1616
Yellow cards42
Offsides01

Line-ups

Getafe lined up in a 4-4-2: David Soria in goal, Andrés García, Djené Dakonam, Zaid Romero and Johan Mojica across the back, Ramón Terrats, Francho Serrano and Nemanja Gudelj in midfield, and Martín Satriano alongside Iván Azón and Enes Ünal further forward. Málaga set up in a 4-4-2 with Alfonso Herrero in goal, Rafita, Moussa Diarra, Juan Berrocal and José Salinas in defense, David Larrubia, Rafa Rodríguez, Dani Lorenzo and Joaquín Muñoz in midfield, and a strike pairing of Carlos Dotor and Eneko Jáuregui.

What's next

Getafe went into the weekend 16th on 4 points from 5 games, level with 17th-placed Valencia but ahead on goal difference; the win takes them to 7. Málaga had been 19th on 3 points from 6 games and stay there after the loss — still winless, and now alone at the bottom of that particular column with the weekend's other results going the way of the two sides who had shared their predicament.

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