The red-and-white team prepares for the 33rd encounter with the coach from Alicante, José Bordalás, who returns to visit Montilivi, this time leading Getafe. Previously, he had managed six different teams against Girona: Alavés, Alcorcón, Elx, Alcoià, and Alicante.

Girona is, in fact, the team Bordalás has faced the most times as a coach, with a total of 32 occasions. These duels have taken place across various categories, including Segunda B, Segunda A, a promotion play-off to the First Division, and recently, in the Spanish football elite.

Matches between the Girona side and Getafe are usually synonymous with parity and intense fighting. Although Bordalás initially had an unfavorable dynamic, he has only lost two of the last eight matches against Girona, achieving four victories in the last six confrontations while managing the blue team.

The players led by Míchel Sánchez will try to break this recent trend. Bordalás's style is characterized by high pressure, aggressive challenging in every duel, and maximum effectiveness in both boxes, a formula that requires total faith from his players, even though Getafe is not going through its best moment, with only one victory in the last nine matchdays.