Getafe control their own destiny on the final day, knowing three points will seal seventh place and European qualification. José Bordalás has his team set up in their trademark physical, low-possession style, making them incredibly difficult to break down at the Coliseum.

Osasuna’s form has completely fallen off a cliff over the last month. Four consecutive defeats have derailed their momentum, and they have conceded multiple goals in each of those recent losses.

The hosts have turned their home ground into a fortress built on pragmatism rather than flair. Getafe have scored just 17 goals in 18 home fixtures but conceded only 16, proving they are comfortable winning tight, low-scoring battles.

Road fixtures have been a constant struggle for Osasuna, who have managed a miserable 13 goals away from home all season. Finding a way through Getafe’s aggressive defensive block will require a level of attacking sharpness they simply haven't shown recently.

The motivational gap here is significant. Getafe have a clear, historic prize on the line, whereas the visitors look like a squad running on fumes at the end of a grueling campaign.

Expect Getafe to turn this into a physical, stop-start affair that suits their strengths and limits risk. A low-scoring home victory aligns perfectly with both the match data and the immense pressure of the occasion.