Buy Getafe vs Espanyol tickets for the 2026/27 Season and book your seat at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez on Sunday 4 April 2027, with kick-off currently listed for 17:00. La Liga confirms final dates and times in blocks a few weeks ahead to suit its broadcast schedule, so treat that slot as provisional and keep your travel plans flexible.
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Getafe go into this one as a European club again. A seventh-place finish in 2025/26 earned a Conference League play-off, and a 4-3 aggregate win over Partizan in August 2026 took them into the league phase, so spring weekends at the Coliseum come with a busy calendar around them.
Espanyol finished 11th in 2025/26, five points behind Getafe, and arrive with one of the most closely fought records of any visitor to the south of Madrid. The last four meetings at the Coliseum have alternated between home and away wins, and nine of the 19 La Liga games here have been settled by a single goal.
The Coliseum is one of the smaller grounds in La Liga. It held around 16,500 before rebuilding started in June 2025, and the club has phased the works so that capacity does not drop below 10,000 while matches continue. The 2025/26 meeting with Espanyol drew 7,443, and the same fixture a year earlier drew 7,559, so this is a match where seats are available rather than scarce.
That changes the buying question. For most buyers, the challenge is not finding a ticket but finding the right one: a seat away from the construction zones, a covered seat if the April sun is strong and, for visiting supporters, a seat where they can watch without trouble. Resale listings show the stand and area before you pay, which matters more than usual while the stadium is half old and half new.
European football adds a second layer. Getafe play Conference League fixtures on Thursdays in 2026/27, and if they progress into the spring knockout rounds, La Liga can move their weekend matches to give them recovery time. A Sunday listing in early April is exactly the kind of slot that can shift once those dates are known.
The visit of Espanyol brings a club with a large and loyal base. Espanyol reached a record 31,737 season ticket holders for 2026/27, and a Madrid weekend in spring is a natural away trip for supporters from Barcelona. How many of them can travel depends on whether the away section opens, which is covered below.
Madrid itself drives some demand. Visitors who cannot reach the city's headline fixtures often look for a La Liga match on the same weekend, and Getafe sit a short train ride from the centre. A Sunday afternoon kick-off also leaves the evening free for the city.
Through the club, yes. Getafe sells single tickets online through its ticketing site and at the stadium box office, and face values for league matches have typically sat between around €35 behind the goals and €50 to €80 in the main stand, depending on the opponent. Season ticket holders take a large share of the reduced capacity first, so the remaining seats are spread across the less central areas.
Visiting supporters face a bigger obstacle in 2026/27. During the 2025/26 season Getafe said the works made it impossible to separate and open a designated area for visiting fans, and Valencia received no allocation for their match at the Coliseum in January 2026, with Levante supporters also missing out. Until the club confirms an away allocation for this fixture, Espanyol fans should not count on one.
When an allocation does exist, it is sold through Espanyol's own channels to the club's members, usually with priority for season ticket holders. With more than 36,000 members behind the club, demand for a limited visiting area would outstrip supply quickly.
The practical result is that many Espanyol supporters may end up buying in home areas. That is possible on the resale market, but it comes with a responsibility to keep colours out of sight and choose a seat away from the most vocal home end.
The marketplace is the simplest route for everyone outside those queues. On 1BoxOffice, verified sellers list seats across the Coliseum with the stand and price visible before you pay, and every order is backed by a 150% money-back guarantee. There is no Spanish-language ticketing site to work through and no box office queue on matchday.
Five things set the price for this fixture. Seat location comes first, since a covered seat in the main stand costs more than a place behind the goal. Demand follows, and while this is not a sell-out fixture, the reduced capacity during the works trims supply in the most popular areas.
Timing matters because prices often move once La Liga fixes the final kick-off. The stakes count too, as both clubs' targets will be clear by April, and hospitality sits in its own bracket entirely.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier / less central | £30 – £50 | Budget-focused fans and first-time visitors | Behind the goals and in the corners |
| Longside standard | £40 – £65 | Couples and groups wanting a side-on view | Lateral seats facing the main stand; strong value |
| Lower tier / central | £55 – £90+ | Fans who want the halfway line | Central main stand seats; first to thin out |
| Premium seating | £80 – £130+ | Buyers who want comfort and shade | Covered central seats in the main stand |
| Hospitality / VIP | £150 – £300+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | VIP access with catering depending on package |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
This is one of the more affordable La Liga tickets in the Madrid area. Getafe's pricing sits well below that of the capital's biggest clubs, so the same budget buys a much better seat here, close to the pitch in a compact ground.
Getafe's European run also competes for local attention. The Conference League league phase brings Brighton, Lugano and Inter Escaldes to the Coliseum in the autumn, and those midweek nights draw on the same local fan base. Those matches are sold separately, so they do not eat into availability for this league fixture.
Expect prices to follow a familiar curve. Early listings posted before the date is confirmed tend to sit at the lower end of each band. Once the kick-off is fixed, covered central seats go first, and in the final week pairs and larger groups get harder to find in the main stand.
The Coliseum Alfonso Pérez opened in 1998 in the Getafe Norte district, about 11 kilometres south of central Madrid. Our Coliseum seating plan shows each stand before you choose.
Before the works, the ground was a two-tier open bowl with a roof only over the west side. The main stand, or Tribuna, runs along that west side, the Lateral faces it across the pitch, the south end has traditionally been home to Getafe's loudest supporters and away fans were placed in part of the north end.
The rebuild is changing that layout. The first phase covered the south end and the southern part of the east stand, where the upper tiers are being rebuilt into a continuous ring, and the finished stadium will have a roof over every seat, no perimeter moat and a capacity of around 18,500 to 20,000 depending on the final count. Completion is planned for late 2027, so this match falls in the middle of the project.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribuna (west), central | Tactical viewers and premium buyers | Premium | Main stand on the halfway line and the only covered side before the works |
| Tribuna (west), outer sections | Families and comfort-focused buyers | Mid-range | Shade for an afternoon kick-off at a lower price than the centre |
| Lateral (east) | Neutral buyers and couples | Mid-range | Full-width view; the southern part is affected by the works |
| Fondo Sur (south end) | Getafe supporters who want noise | Lower-priced | Traditionally the home singing end; part of the first rebuild phase |
| Fondo Norte (north end) | Value seekers | Lower-priced | Open to the sun; part of this end has housed visiting fans |
| Visiting section | Espanyol members only | Set by the away allocation | Only if the club confirms an allocation for this match |
Neutral buyers should aim for the Tribuna or the northern half of the Lateral, away from the most active construction areas. Espanyol supporters holding seats in home areas should keep the blue and white stripes out of sight. You can also compare listings for every event at the Coliseum before you commit.
Sun is a real factor at a 17:00 kick-off in April. The east side and both ends face the afternoon sun, so if shade matters, the Tribuna on the west side is the safest choice. Bring a cap and water for any open seat.
Supporters who need an accessible seat should contact Getafe directly before matchday. Wheelchair positions and companion seats during the works may not match previous seasons, and those places are managed by the club rather than through general resale listings.
Families should look at the outer sections of the Tribuna, where the crowd is mixed and seated throughout. Every child needs a ticket of their own, and resale listings are usually priced per seat regardless of age, so enter each attendee's details exactly as listed.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| VIP seat | Fans upgrading for a special visit | Central covered seat with access to the VIP area |
| VIP with catering | Couples and small groups | Food and drink before the match and at half-time |
| Corporate package | Business guests and clients | Group seating with a hosted space depending on package |
| Premium Tribuna seat | Comfort-focused buyers | Best-located standard seats without the full hospitality price |
Getafe's premium offer is modest compared with the capital's bigger clubs, and the works limit it further this season. The finished stadium is planned to include 69 VIP boxes, but for this season inclusions vary from listing to listing, so read each one for arrival times, catering and seat location.
Hospitality suits a Sunday afternoon kick-off. You arrive early, eat well and avoid the queues at the general gates. For corporate hosts, a VIP area gives you control of the timing and a quieter space for conversation than the open stands can offer.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket | Confirm the ticket appears in the app or account named in your listing before you set off |
| E-ticket (PDF) | Download it in advance and keep it offline; signal near the turnstiles can be weak |
| Season ticket transfer | Read the listing note on how the seat reaches you and when |
| Paper ticket | Confirm the delivery address and timeframe, especially if you are travelling from abroad |
Read your listing notes carefully, because they set out the delivery method, the expected release date and any restrictions. Bring valid photo ID in case stewards ask for it. Charge your phone fully for mobile entry, and carry a power bank.
Allow time for security. Bags are searched at the gates, so travel light and leave glass, flares and large umbrellas at home. With parts of the stadium under construction, follow the signed routes to your gate rather than the way you walked on a previous visit.
Public transport is the simplest way in. Metro line 12, the MetroSur loop, stops at Los Espartales, about five minutes' walk from the stadium, and connects with line 10 at Puerta del Sur. The Cercanías C-4 from Atocha reaches Las Margaritas Universidad in around 15 minutes, followed by a 10 to 15 minute walk.
If you drive, take the A-42 south and leave at the Getafe Norte and Los Espartales exit for Avenida Teresa de Calcuta. Allow extra time on matchdays, and use public transport where you can.
If a mobile ticket fails to load at the turnstile, step aside rather than holding up the queue, reopen the app with a stronger signal and try again. Screenshots of a moving barcode rarely work. Keep your order confirmation and booking reference to hand, since stewards and the box office can resolve most entry problems with it.
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Do not worry if your tickets are not in your account weeks in advance. Spanish clubs often release tickets close to matchday, and sellers can only pass them on once they have them. Your listing shows the expected delivery window, and your order page updates as soon as the seller sends your tickets.
Value also means choosing a seat that suits your afternoon. A lower-priced place behind the goal is poor value if you spend the match squinting into the sun, and a seat beside the construction zone can feel cramped. Spend the extra where it changes the experience.
Overseas buyers should favour mobile or e-ticket listings, which remove the risk of postal delays across borders. Groups should choose listings that confirm adjacent seats and buy them in one order rather than splitting purchases. Madrid-Barajas is the nearest airport, and the Cercanías network links it with Atocha and on to Getafe.
Build in flexibility. La Liga moves fixtures to fit its broadcast slots and European commitments, and a Sunday listing can shift to Saturday or Monday once the schedule is confirmed. Book refundable travel where you can, especially if your flight home is on the Sunday night.
Espanyol fans have a straightforward trip. High-speed trains from Barcelona Sants reach Madrid Atocha in around two and a half hours, and the C-4 Cercanías line runs from Atocha towards Getafe, so the whole journey can be made by rail on the day. Supporters driving face a journey of roughly 600 kilometres each way.
Bring a passport or national ID card rather than a photocopy, in case stewards ask to see it. If you are travelling as a mixed group, such as an Espanyol fan with friends who support Getafe, buy together in the Tribuna rather than splitting between a visiting area and a home end.
Madrid rewards an extra day. The Prado, the Retiro and the old centre around the Plaza Mayor are all easy to reach from Atocha, and a 17:00 kick-off leaves the morning free and the evening open for dinner back in the city.
This fixture pairs one of La Liga's founding members with one of its younger arrivals. Espanyol, founded in 1900, were part of the first Spanish league season in 1929, while the current Getafe club was formed in 1983 and reached the top flight for the first time in 2004. Since then Getafe have played in two Copa del Rey finals, reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 2008 and beaten Ajax in the Europa League in 2020.
The clubs first met at the Coliseum in September 2004, during Getafe's debut La Liga season, and have shared the division in most seasons since. Their paths have also crossed in the cup: Espanyol knocked Getafe out in the last 16 in 2005/06 on the way to lifting the Copa del Rey, and Getafe won 1-0 in Barcelona in the 2023/24 competition. If you want to follow the reverse meeting, seats for Espanyol vs Getafe in Barcelona are listed as well.
What makes the fixture distinctive is how little separates the sides at this ground. Getafe lead the La Liga record here by two wins, the last four meetings have alternated between home and away victories and close margins are the norm. For buyers, that points to a tight, competitive afternoon rather than a one-sided match.
All La Liga meetings with Getafe as hosts at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 19 |
| Getafe wins | 8 |
| Espanyol wins | 6 |
| Draws | 5 |
| Getafe goals | 23 |
| Espanyol goals | 16 |
| Biggest Getafe win | 5-0 |
| Biggest Espanyol win | 1-3 and 0-2 |
| First La Liga meeting in scope | 22 September 2004 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 13 December 2025 |
Source: results cross-referenced between worldfootball.net, Wikipedia season records and ESPN match data. Copa del Rey meetings and games in Barcelona are excluded.
For buyers, the numbers set expectations. Getafe have kept seven clean sheets in 19 home meetings, five games have been drawn and only one has been decided by more than three goals. Expect a match decided by fine margins rather than a goal-filled afternoon.
All La Liga meetings with Getafe at home, newest first.
| Date | Season | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Dec 2025 | 2025/26 | Getafe 0-1 Espanyol |
| 09 Dec 2024 | 2024/25 | Getafe 1-0 Espanyol |
| 15 Jan 2023 | 2022/23 | Getafe 1-2 Espanyol |
| 31 Oct 2021 | 2021/22 | Getafe 2-1 Espanyol |
| 16 Jun 2020 | 2019/20 | Getafe 0-0 Espanyol |
| 01 Dec 2018 | 2018/19 | Getafe 3-0 Espanyol |
| 15 Apr 2018 | 2017/18 | Getafe 1-0 Espanyol |
| 17 Jan 2016 | 2015/16 | Getafe 3-1 Espanyol |
| 20 Feb 2015 | 2014/15 | Getafe 2-1 Espanyol |
| 01 Mar 2014 | 2013/14 | Getafe 0-0 Espanyol |
| 21 Apr 2013 | 2012/13 | Getafe 0-2 Espanyol |
| 18 Feb 2012 | 2011/12 | Getafe 1-1 Espanyol |
| 23 Jan 2011 | 2010/11 | Getafe 1-3 Espanyol |
| 04 Apr 2010 | 2009/10 | Getafe 1-1 Espanyol |
| 08 Feb 2009 | 2008/09 | Getafe 1-1 Espanyol |
| 03 Feb 2008 | 2007/08 | Getafe 0-1 Espanyol |
| 20 Dec 2006 | 2006/07 | Getafe 0-1 Espanyol |
| 22 Jan 2006 | 2005/06 | Getafe 5-0 Espanyol |
| 22 Sep 2004 | 2004/05 | Getafe 1-0 Espanyol |
Source: worldfootball.net, Wikipedia season records and ESPN match data. Scores are shown with the home side first.
Not guaranteed, as Getafe closed the visiting area for some 2025/26 matches because of the works.
The Tribuna on the west side, which was the only covered stand before the rebuild.
Yes, Getafe play every home game there, with capacity kept above 10,000 throughout the works.
Take the Cercanías C-4 to Las Margaritas Universidad or metro line 12 to Los Espartales.
Getafe, with eight wins to Espanyol's six in 19 La Liga meetings and five draws.
Sources: StadiumDB, Sports Venue Business, The Stadium Business, El Gol Digital, esMadrid, Libero Guide, Football Ground Guide, worldfootball.net, Wikipedia season records and ESPN match data.