Getafe's 2-0 victory over Real Betis was a tactical masterclass, as the home side's resilient defensive structure and clinical finishing proved too much for the possession-dominant visitors.

Getafe's first goal came in the 28th minute, when Kiko Femenia scored a simple tap-in after the Betis defense was carved open by a well-placed through ball. Getafe's second goal in the 45th minute, scored by M. Satriano, was the result of a lightning-quick counterattack orchestrated by A. Abqar.

Getafe's defensive organization was the key to their success, as they limited Betis to just 5 shots on target despite the visitors enjoying 71% of the ball possession. Getafe's players made a remarkable 19 fouls, demonstrating their willingness to disrupt Betis' rhythm and prevent them from building any meaningful attacking momentum.

In contrast, Betis' tactical approach failed to yield the desired result. Despite dominating possession and registering 14 total shots, their expected goals of 1.11 was more than triple Getafe's 0.37, indicating a lack of clinical finishing. Betis' inability to break down Getafe's deep, compact defensive shape ultimately cost them the game.