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Continuation of the 27th day of La Liga this Saturday evening. Getafe hosted the Las Palmas club in the Madrid suburbs, on the pitch of the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. While the locals rather dominated the debates during the game, it was the Azulones who got off to a flying start with a large score (3-1) logically at the break, thanks to achievements by Jaime Mata (11th), Mason Greenwood (14th) and Nikola Maksimovic (45th). Sandro Ramirez’s reduction in the score was perfectly imitated by Sergi Cardona (50th) and Munir El Haddadi (57th) to secure a draw (3-3).
In the ranking, Getafe still occupies the soft underbelly of the Spanish championship with this 10th position, while Las Palmas is still in the race for Europe with 8th place. Next weekend on the 28th day of the championship, the Azulones will play at home against Valencia, while the Pío-pío will host Athletic.
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