In a stunning LaLiga showdown, Getafe secured a 2-1 victory over Atlético Madrid at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, marking their first triumph over the Rojiblancos in 13 years. Mauro Arambarri emerged as the hero for Getafe, scoring twice in the dying minutes to overturn a deficit and seal a historic win.

Match Overview
The first half saw Atlético Madrid controlling possession but struggling to break through Getafe’s well-structured defense. The game remained goalless at halftime, with both teams waiting for an opening to capitalize on.

Key Moments
75th Minute: Atlético Madrid was awarded a penalty after a contentious handball by Omar Alderete. Following a VAR review, Alexander Sørloth confidently converted from the spot, giving the visitors a 1-0 lead.
88th Minute: Atlético’s Ángel Correa was shown a red card, reducing the team to ten men. Getafe capitalized immediately as Mauro Arambarri fired home an equalizer.
92nd Minute: With the momentum firmly in Getafe’s favor, Arambarri struck again, completing the comeback and sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
Reactions and Implications
Getafe manager José Bordalás praised his team’s resilience and tactical execution, calling the win "an absolute marvel." His players showed determination in the final stages, punishing an Atlético side that struggled after going down to ten men.

For Atlético Madrid, this defeat disrupts their momentum as they prepare for upcoming matches against Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League and FC Barcelona in LaLiga. The loss was further compounded by injury concerns, with Clément Lenglet and Rodrigo De Paul experiencing fitness issues during the match.

Controversy and Talking Points
The penalty awarded to Atlético Madrid for Alderete’s handball sparked debates among fans and analysts. Former referee Iturralde González weighed in on the incident, acknowledging that while some might disagree with the call, current regulations justify the referee’s decision.

Looking Ahead
This defeat could prove costly for Atlético Madrid in their pursuit of LaLiga’s top spots, while Getafe will take confidence from their impressive performance. The win boosts Getafe’s standing and reinforces their ability to challenge stronger opponents this season.

As the campaign progresses, both teams will reflect on this encounter—Getafe drawing inspiration from their resilience, while Atlético will need to address their vulnerabilities to stay competitive in the title race.