Martín Satriano scored for Getafe in their 1-1 draw against Celta Vigo this weekend at the Coliseum. The Uruguayan forward, despite finding the net, expressed disappointment at not securing all three points in a match complicated by Zaid Romero's red card. As reported by Marca - Primera, Satriano experienced some physical discomfort during the game, though he downplayed it after the final whistle.
How did Satriano rate his goal and the result?
"I'm happy with the goal." stated the attacker. His strike earned a point at home, meaning Getafe now have one win and one draw from their first two home matches this season. José Bordalás's team is searching for stability in a tough league start, sitting 15th with 3 points from one win, zero draws, and two losses. Their goal difference stands at minus three, having scored just once while conceding four times.
What factors conditioned the match against Celta?
Satriano was clear when analyzing the elements that worked against Getafe. "The corner, the red card, two very fair yellows... Those details condition you. Nowadays it's very difficult to play ten against eleven." he said. The sending off of Zaid Romero for two yellow cards completely changed the dynamics of the match, forcing the team into a major defensive effort to hold onto the draw. This context makes the point earned more valuable, though it leaves the azulones nine points behind leaders Barcelona.
What is the current situation of the squad?
Getafe is navigating the season with several significant absences from the squad. Currently sidelined are Abdel Abqar, Andrés García, Christantus Uche, Juanmi, and Mario Martín, a list that can be checked on the club's injuries page. These limitations affect Bordalás's options, forcing him to find solutions within a group that showed character against Celta. The next challenge is immediate and represents a stern test: hosting fifth-placed Deportivo La Coruna on September 13th. The details of this and all upcoming fixtures are available on the fixtures calendar.
What is expected from the next match against Deportivo?
Deportivo La Coruna's visit to the Coliseum presents an opportunity for Getafe to pick up points at home again and start climbing the standings. The Galician team arrives in strong form, sitting in fifth place, so the challenge for Bordalás's men is considerable. Satriano and his teammates must quickly put aside the knocks and fatigue from the Celta match to prepare for a key encounter. A victory would allow Getafe to draw level on points with their rival and make a statement in their own stadium. The match is scheduled for Sunday, September 13, 2026.
