Osasuna has confirmed their starting lineup for their LaLiga match against Getafe at El Sadar. The matchday three fixture, scheduled for 19:30, will see Luis Miguel Ramis's team aiming for their third win of the season as they sit fifth with seven points. According to the Diario de Navarra report updated on August 31, goalkeeper Sergio Herrera will be the last line of defence.
Who starts for Osasuna?
Ramis has chosen a defence consisting of Íñigo Arguibide, Catena, Herrando, and Abel Bretones. In midfield, creative and recovery duties will fall to Jon Moncayola, Iker Muñoz, and Moi Gómez. The attack will be led by the experienced Rubén García, the talented Aimar Oroz, and the goal-scoring reference Ante Budimir. This lineup shows the coach's trust in a consolidated block for a key home game.
The team arrives at this match with a positive record of three goals scored and only one conceded, giving them a +2 goal difference. This solid start places them just two points behind leaders Barcelona. Track the team's progress on our standings page.
How is Bordalás's Getafe set up?
Facing them, José Bordalás's Getafe has also revealed their starting team. David Soria will guard the visitors' goal. The defensive line is made up of Kiko Femenía, Djené, Zaid Romero, and Johan Mojica. In midfield, Andrés García, Orel Mangala, and Francho Serrano will look to impose their rhythm, while Ramón Terrats, Enes Ünal, and Satriano will be the threats up front. It's a competitive eleven that promises a very even tactical battle in the centre of the park.
What is Osasuna's league context?
Saturday's match is an opportunity for Los Rojillos to cement their position in the upper part of the table. With two wins and a draw in their first three games, their recent form reads win, win, draw. This good performance has kept them in the fight for European places from the outset. Detailed campaign data is available in our stats section.
Osasuna's next test will be a trip to Vitoria to face fourth-placed Alavés on September 6. A match that already shapes up as another important challenge on the calendar, the details of which you can see on our fixtures page. Ramis's team will look to close this first phase of the season with a positive result before the international break.
