Athletic Club vs Getafe prediction, odds and how to watch

Barcelona made it five wins from five in La Liga with a commanding 3-0 victory over a Getafe side that never looked like competing. Anthony Gordon, Gabriel Jesus, and Jules Koundé scored in a performance that was as one-sided as the stats suggest.

Getafe ground out a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Málaga at home in La Liga, with Iván Azón's late right-foot finish the difference between two sides who struggled to create. It was the kind of win Getafe needed badly, and they earned every inch of it.

Deportivo Alaves bossed possession, fired 24 shots, and kept the Athletic Club goalkeeper busy with six saves, but could not find a way through in a goalless draw at San Mames.

Abde Ezzalzouli's right-foot finish just before the break settled a bad-tempered La Liga contest, with Getafe finishing with ten men and their manager sent to the stands twice in the first half.

Getafe led through Ramón Terrats but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's headed equaliser earned Deportivo La Coruña a point in a feisty La Liga encounter that summed up everything frustrating about both sides.

Athletic Club have not beaten Getafe in their last two meetings, losing both without scoring a single goal. Something has to give on Sunday.

Two La Liga sides in inconsistent form meet on Monday night in a fixture that will be decided not by quality but by who wants it more. Connor Maguire breaks it down.

Valencia have shipped ten goals in their last five La Liga matches and host an Athletic Club side that has beaten Atletico Madrid 3-0 away from home this term. Something has to give on Saturday night.