UEFA Europa League - TV and streaming options to watch Inter vs Getafe

August 4, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: UEFA Europa League, Internazionale, Getafe, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The one-legged tie between these teams promises to be exciting and entertaining. Get a hold of the game with our detailed guide.

What has been Inter and Getafe's form ahead of this game?

Inter concluded the 2019-20 Serie A season in second place, with four wins in their last six games. Antonio Conte's men kept five clean sheets in those six games, which helped them end only one point behind Juventus in their attempt to win the title. Conte's men were also the second most prolific side in the Italian top-flight, having found the back of the net 81 times.

Getafe finished off the 2019-20 season in La Liga in woeful form, claiming only two points out of their last six games. That drop in form saw Los Azulones fall behind in the race for European competitions, and the team ended up finishing the league in eighth place. José Bordalás' men have not played a competitive match since July 19, when they lost to Levante with a one-nil score.

How did Inter and Getafe get to this stage of the UEFA Europa League?

This will be Inter's third game of the competition, having entered the tournament in the Round of 32 after their UEFA Champions League exit. The nerazzurri defeated Ludogorets Razgrad in their previous tie with a 4-1 aggregate.

Getafe entered the tournament in the Group Stage, where they ended second in Group C behind Basel. Los Azulones did so by winning four of their six group games, and they would go on to the KO stage to face Ajax. The Spanish side claimed the ticket to the next round by defeating the Dutch side with a 3-2 aggregate.

Inter vs Getafe - Who's in and who's out

Inter: Injured: Stefano Sensi, Matías Vecino.

Getafe: Ineligible: Deyverson.

Inter vs Getafe - Head-to-head stats

This will be the first meeting ever between Inter and Getafe.
Antonio Conte has only won two games against Spanish teams. The former Juve boss has drawn four more and lost four, three of those taking place against Barcelona.
This will be José Bordalás' first game against an Italian opponent.
Inter has lost all of their most recent three quarter final appearances in the UEFA Europa League. The last one of those took place last season, when Eintracht Frankfurt defeated them with a 1-0 aggregate.
Getafe's last trip to this stage of the tournament happened in the 2007-08 season. Back then, German giants Bayern München eliminated them from the tournament.