Getafe Loss & Athletic Win: La Liga Results

After kicking two First Division teams out of the Cup, Oviedo and Girona, Ourense CF received a historic team. To a club whose history has been written for decades in golden letters in this exciting tournament. Athletic Bilbao arrived at the Galician city without any type of confidence despite the difference in category compared to its rival (First Federation team).

The Basques traveled even more motivated than expected after the lack of tact of the Orense mayor, who, upon learning of the matchup for the round of 32 draw, belittled Athletic. “We were hit by Bilbao,” declared Gonzalo Pérez Jácome, who apparently would have preferred to host Real Madrid, Barcelona or Atlético.

Be that as it may, Ourense once again showed its face against a superior rival. Under the downpour and on a grass that turned into growing mud as the minutes passed, the Galicians withstood the inaccurate Basque attacks and were able to reach extra time without the ball having kissed the nets of O Couto’s goals.

The effort on such a heavy terrain took its toll on both teams, but Athletic faced extra time with the idea of ​​resolving the clash as soon as possible to avoid a bigger scare. It cost him. Because the goal didn’t come until the first half of added time had expired. It was in the 106th minute when Jauregizar scored and thus ended the beautiful and unforgettable cup dream of the brave Ourense CF.

Burgos Comeback

Meanwhile, Getafe promised them very happy times in Burgos. After half an hour he found himself in the scenario where, theoretically, he usually handles himself best: preserving the favorable result indicated on the scoreboard after Sancris’ goal.

And, certainly, those of Bordalás did not have much trouble withstanding the timid Castilian attacks. But when the first half was dying, De Burgos Bengoechea awarded a penalty for a fight in the Madrid area. David González executed it successfully, and Getafe was unable to digest the tie either during the break or after the restart.

When both contenders returned to the field, Íñigo Córdoba (28 years old) appeared, an Athletic youth player who has a curious and happy professional relationship with Getafe. Because eight years ago, in 2017, he debuted in the First Division with the Bilbao shirt against the Azulones, and because this Thursday he became the main protagonist of the comeback against the same contender.

In a quarter of an hour, Córdoba took both legs for a walk with judgment and quality. His left foot made it 2-1 in the 57th minute, and in the 73rd minute his right foot definitively sealed the tie. Because also, minutes later, Borja Mayoral wasted a penalty in favor of the visitors. His shot, high, was lost in the icy sky of El Plantío. And another Second team, Burgos, left a First team, Getafe, in the gutter.

Copa del Rey – Round of 32

Tuesday, December 16

Deportivo 1 – 0 Mallorca

Eibar 0 – 1 Elche

Guadalajara 0 – 2 Barcelona

Eldense 1 – 2 Royal Society

Sporting 0 – 2 Valencia

Wednesday, December 17

Leonese Cultural 1 – 0 Levante

At. Baleares 2 – 3 At. Madrid

Albacete 2 – 2 Celta (p)

Huesca 2 – 4 health

Racing 2 – 1 Villarreal

Alavés 1 – 0 Sevilla

Talavera 2 – 3 Real Madrid

Thursday, December 18

Ourense CF 0 – 1 Athletic

Burgos 3 – 1 Getafe

Real Murcia – Real Betis (21.00)

Tuesday, January 6

Granada – Rayo Vallecano (19.00)

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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