“Martín Satriano opens the scoring with a left-footed finish from close range, converting Allan Nyom's cross into the high centre of the goal after a near-miss from the same combination just minutes earlier.”
Pivotal“Satriano doubles Getafe's lead just before half-time, driving a right-footed shot from the centre of the box into the left corner to make it 2-0 and effectively kill the contest.”
Pivotal“Zaid Romero puts the match beyond doubt with a powerful header from the centre of the box into the right corner, assisted by Luis Milla, after Mallorca's Manu Morlanes had conceded a free kick in a dangerous position.”
Pivotal“Omar Mascarell heads home from a Pablo Torre assist to give Mallorca a consolation, but it arrives moments after the third goal and with the game already long decided.”
Outstanding performance

Getafe produced a disciplined and clinical performance against a Mallorca side that controlled the ball but created almost nothing of substance. Despite being outpossessed 60-40 and seeing their opponents generate more shots, Getafe were brutally efficient, converting three of their four shots on target while Mallorca managed just two on goal across the entire match. Martín Satriano was the fulcrum of it all, scoring twice in the first half to hand his side a commanding cushion, and Zaid Romero's headed third from a Luis Milla delivery in the 63rd minute ended any realistic hope of a Mallorca comeback. The visitors did pull one back through Omar Mascarell's header shortly after, but the goal came far too late and in the context of a game already beyond them. A wave of yellow cards in the closing stages — six in the second half alone — reflected the frustration of a Mallorca side unable to break down a resolute Getafe defensive structure, and the match ended with Getafe claiming a result that strengthens their league standing while leaving Mallorca with serious questions about their cutting edge.
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