Osasuna beat Getafe 1-0 in La Liga, using a compact 4-2-3-1 to absorb spells of Getafe possession and create the clearer openings. Ante Budimir scored the decisive goal for the hosts, whose 1.68 xG comfortably exceeded Getafe’s 0.68 despite having only 45% of the ball. Getafe’s 4-4-2 controlled 55% possession and attempted 11 shots to Osasuna’s 10, but each side registered just limited accuracy: Osasuna put two efforts on target, while Getafe managed one. The home goalkeeper saved the only shot on target faced, recording a 100% save percentage and preventing 0.22 goals above expected. At the other end, Getafe’s goalkeeper saved one of two on-target attempts, for a 50% save rate. Jon Ander Gonzalez Esteban oversaw a match in which Osasuna’s superior chance quality proved more important than territorial control. The win strengthens Osasuna’s early-season momentum.