Getafe host Malaga at the Coliseum with the hosts clear favourites, and the context strongly supports that view. Malaga have suffered 1-0 defeats in each of their recent visits to the Coliseum, and the newly promoted side are missing a core spine of players, leaving Juan Funes with a depleted squad. Both sides have scored just three goals in La Liga this season, but Getafe boast the superior defensive record, having conceded seven compared to Malaga's eleven. Getafe are expected to line up in a 4-4-2 that defends in a compact mid-block and looks to spring Enes Unal in the final third, with Mojica and Risco Alcantara pushing for starting spots. Malaga's narrow midfield diamond will need to press effectively to disrupt Getafe's rhythm, but their attacking output has been minimal. The tactical key is Getafe's defensive discipline against a blunt Malaga attack, and the home win is the value call.