Two struggling sides in La Liga's lower reaches face off on Monday night as Getafe host Espanyol at Estadio Coliseum.
This fixture is crucial in the fight to avoid relegation, with Getafe currently edging out Espanyol and sitting just outside the drop zone on goal difference following their 2-0 loss to Real Madrid last week.
Under Jose Bordalas, Getafe's defensive frailties have been evident, as they’ve managed just one clean sheet in their last seven league outings—a 2-0 win over bottom-placed Real Valladolid.
Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
How to watch Getafe vs Espanyol online - TV channels & live streams
In the UK, La Liga match between Getafe and Espanyol will be available to watch and stream online live through Premier Sports 1 and LaLigaTV.
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Getafe vs Espanyol kick-off time
La Liga match between Getafe and Espanyol will be played at Coliseum Alfonso Perez in Spain.
It will kick off at 8 pm GMT on Monday, December 9, 2024, in the UK.
Team news & squads
Getafe team news
The home side will welcome back Djene Dakonam and Bertug Yildirim, who missed the clash with Real Madrid due to suspensions. However, injuries continue to sideline Carles Alena and Borja Mayoral. On the bright side, Mauro Arambarri, Luis Milla, and Juan Iglesias, who started on the bench in the cup, are expected to return to the starting lineup.
Youngster Alvaro Rodríguez, on loan from Real Madrid, is likely to retain his spot in the attack, while Carles Perez should continue to provide width for the hosts.
Espanyol team news
As for Espanyol, they will be without Jose Gragera and Fernando Calero due to injuries, while Marash Kumbulla serves a suspension after accumulating too many yellow cards. This opens the door for Sergi Gomez to slot into the heart of the defence.
The visitors are expected to shake things up from their Copa del Rey lineup, with Irvin Cardona reclaiming his role as the central striker. Key players such as Brian Olivan, Joan García, Alex Král, and Justin Smith are all set to rejoin the starting XI for this pivotal league encounter.