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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Mallorca 1-0 Getafe in the La Liga on Sunday, 09 November 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
Mallorca secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Getafe at home, a result that might surprise given Getafe’s recent form. The match’s decisive moment came early with Vedat Muriqi’s goal in the 14th minute, assisted by Johan Mojica. This win breaks Mallorca’s run of inconsistent results, following a loss to Real Betis and a draw against Levante. Getafe, despite dominating possession, failed to convert their opportunities, ending their two-game winning streak.
The result underscores Mallorca’s resilience and tactical discipline, particularly in defence. Getafe’s inability to score, despite their possession and numerous corners, highlights a potential weakness in their attacking strategy. For Mallorca, this victory is a significant boost, moving them up the table and showcasing their ability to capitalise on early leads. Getafe will need to regroup and address their finishing issues to maintain their position in the league.
Getafe dominated possession with 61% compared to Mallorca’s 39%, yet failed to translate this control into goals. The visitors had a significant advantage in corners, taking 14 to Mallorca’s single corner, indicating their pressure in the attacking third. However, Mallorca’s efficiency in front of goal, with one assist leading to the only goal, proved decisive. Getafe’s two yellow cards suggest a more aggressive approach, but it did not disrupt Mallorca’s defensive structure.
The statistics reveal a game where Getafe controlled the ball but struggled to break down Mallorca’s defence. Mallorca’s lower possession and corner count reflect a more counter-attacking style, which paid off with Muriqi’s early strike. Getafe’s higher successful dribble percentage (50% to Mallorca’s 38%) indicates individual skill but did not translate into a goal-scoring threat. This match was a testament to Mallorca’s defensive solidity and clinical finishing.
The match’s pivotal moment occurred in the 14th minute when Vedat Muriqi scored for Mallorca, assisted by Johan Mojica. This early goal set the tone for the game, forcing Getafe to chase the match. Getafe’s frustrations were evident with yellow cards shown to Mauro Arambarri and Abdelkabir Abqar in the first half, indicating their struggle to break down Mallorca’s defence.
Mallorca’s substitutions in the second half, including bringing on Jan Virgili and Mateo Joseph, helped maintain their lead and control the game’s tempo. Getafe made multiple changes in an attempt to find an equaliser, but their efforts were in vain. The early goal and subsequent defensive resilience were the defining factors in Mallorca’s victory.
The match’s pivotal moment occurred in the 14th minute when Vedat Muriqi scored for Mallorca, assisted by Johan Mojica. This early goal set the tone for the game, forcing Getafe to chase the match. Getafe’s frustrations were evident with yellow cards shown to Mauro Arambarri and Abdelkabir Abqar in the first half, indicating their struggle to break down Mallorca’s defence.
Mallorca’s substitutions in the second half, including the introduction of Antonio Sanchez and Manu Morlanes, helped maintain their lead and control the game’s tempo. Getafe made multiple changes in an attempt to find an equaliser, but their efforts were in vain. The early goal and subsequent defensive resilience were the defining factors in Mallorca’s victory.
Getafe deployed a 4-4-2 formation, with Borja Mayoral and Álex Sancris leading the line. Despite dominating possession, the midfield quartet of Mario Martín, Luis Milla, Mauro Arambarri, and Álex Sancris struggled to create clear-cut chances. The formation aimed to control the game, but Getafe’s inability to convert possession into goals was their downfall.
Vedat Muriqi was named Bwin’s Man of the Match for his decisive contribution to Mallorca’s victory. Scoring the only goal of the game in the 14th minute, Muriqi’s clinical finish and positioning were crucial. His performance not only secured the three points but also highlighted his importance to Mallorca’s attacking threat.
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Currently 15th in the league with 12 points, Mallorca will face Villarreal, who are 3rd with 26 points, on November 22, 2025 at 20:00.
Sitting 8th in the league with 17 points, Getafe’s next challenge is against 4th-placed Atlético Madrid, who have 25 points, on November 23, 2025, at 17:30.
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