El próximo 26 de enero a las 16:15 horas se enfrentan la Real Sociedad y el Getafe en el Reale Arena. El partido corresponde a la jornada 21 de LaLiga y lo arbitrará Cuadra Fernéndez e Iglesias Villanueva desde el VAR.
La Real llega al encuentro tras perder en Mestalla 1 a 0 y 3 a 1 frente a la Lazio en Europa League. Por otro lado, el Getafe consiguió un punto importantísimo contra el Barça en el Coliseum.
Dinámica
Los txuri-urdines vienen de perder sus dos últimos enfrentamientos, primero contra el Valencia y luego ante la Lazio. Actualmente, ocupan el puesto número 7 de la clasificación de LaLiga.
Los soldados de Bordalás suman 3 victorias en sus últimos 4 partidos y un empate. Han sumado en todos sus últimos encuentros. Son 16º en la tabla.
Historial
Ambos equipos se han enfrentado un total de 42 veces, 18 de ellas terminó con victoria para la Real , 11 para el Getafe y 13 en reparto de puntos.
Principales jugadores de la Real Sociedad
Zubimendi: El internacional con España es el timón que maneja al equipo. Controla el mediocampo y al equipo tanto ofensivamente como de forma defensiva. Si Zubimendi juega mal, la Real juega mal. Es un fijo para Imanol.
Takefusa Kubo: El nipón ha demostrado en numerosas ocasiones el peligro que tiene cuando recibe el balón en banda derecha. No será fácil para él perpetrar la defensa azula, sin embargo, es seguro que en más de una ocasión causará estragos por esa banda.
Principales armas del Getafe
La mejor arma de la que gozan los azulones no es ni más ni menos que el propio director de orquesta, José Bordalás. El técnico alicantino es especialista en sacar puntos hasta el los partidos más complicados. Desde luego, un dolor de muelas para el equipo rival.
Posibles onces
Real Sociedad: Álex Remiro; Aramburu, Zubeldia, Aguerd, Javi López; Brais Méndez, Zubimendi, Sucic; Kubo, Oyarzabal y Sergio Gómez.
Getafe: David Soria; Djené, Domingos Duarte, Alderete, Diego Rico; Juan Iglesias, Luis Milla, Yellu, Uche, Coba; y Yildirim.
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