Barcelona’s Last 4 Results vs Getafe: No Win at Coliseum Since September 2019

Barcelona’s struggles at Getafe’s Coliseum continue as the Catalan giants prepare for another La Liga encounter against a side where they have not tasted victory since September 2019. The upcoming match represents Barcelona’s attempt to end a winless streak that has now stretched across four full seasons at the Coliseum de Getafe.

According to verified reports, Barcelona’s last away success over Getafe came in September 2019, when Luis Suárez and Junior Firpo scored in a 2-0 victory. Since that win, the Blaugrana have failed to secure three points in their subsequent visits to the Madrid-based club’s stadium.

• In each of the last three seasons, Barcelona have been held to a draw on their annual visit to Getafe, with each match ending 0-0.
• The season before this run, in 2020/21, Barcelona suffered a 1-0 defeat at the Coliseum.
• This means Barcelona have gone four consecutive seasons without a win at Getafe’s home ground.

The historical head-to-head record between the two clubs shows Barcelona’s overall dominance, with 31 wins, 10 draws and only four defeats in 45 meetings across all competitions. However, this broader advantage has not translated to recent success at Getafe’s stadium, where the Catalan side has been unable to break down a resilient home defense.

Barcelona have not won away at Getafe since September 2019 and have scored only 1 goal in their last 5 visits.

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• Barcelona legend Lionel Messi remains the all-time leading scorer in this fixture with 21 goals in 27 matches against Getafe.
• The Blaugrana have amassed 96 goals in their previous encounters with Getafe, while Getafe have scored 31 times against Barcelona.
• Barcelona are currently enjoying a 10-game unbeaten run against Getafe in all competitions, most recently securing a 3-0 home victory.

Getafe enter this match positioned sixth in the La Liga table, just five points behind fifth-placed Real Betis in the race to secure Europa League qualification for next season. Meanwhile, Barcelona arrive at the Coliseum having re-established a nine-point lead at the top of La Liga following a 1-0 victory over Celta Vigo at Camp Nou midweek.

The Catalan giants have recorded 27 wins, one draw, and four defeats from their 32 league matches this season, accumulating 82 points — nine more than second-placed Real Madrid. Despite their strong overall form, Barcelona’s historical difficulty at Getafe’s stadium presents a particular challenge as they aim to maintain their title challenge.

For Barcelona, breaking this Coliseum hoodoo represents more than just securing three points; it would end a psychological barrier that has persisted despite their general superiority over Getafe in head-to-head encounters. The match offers an opportunity to address one of the few remaining vulnerabilities in an otherwise dominant season.