Brighton Puts Getafe Under Pressure in the Conference League: Just One Point From the Targeted Table Spot

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A header at the Coliseum decided the match between Getafe and Brighton. Brighton's Malick Yalcouyé put the English side ahead, and coach Fabian Hurzeler's team ultimately celebrated the away victory.

Getafe had the home match at the Coliseum well in hand, but after three matchdays it took only one point from the Conference League. That was the central finding in Mundo Deportivo's match report, whose photo gallery was updated on November 5, 2026.

Yalcouyé's Goal Turns the Home Defeat Into a Table Alarm

The decisive moment

Yalcouyé appears in several images from the match. In one, he raises his arms in celebration after heading the ball in. In another sequence, he celebrates the victory with his teammates. The gallery therefore documents not only Brighton's goal but also the emotional high point at the end of the game.

The decisive moment was a header from Yalcouyé for Brighton against Getafe

The sequence of images shows how close the match was. Brighton coach Fabian Hurzeler was involved several times during the game, while José Bordalás directed the home Getafe team from the sidelines. Both coaches appear in several images as the players battle for the ball.

Yalcouyé's goal sealed not only the defeat at the Coliseum. It also turned the table situation further against Getafe: after three matchdays, Bordalás's team has only one point. El País summarizes the consequence in its headline, saying Brighton has left Getafe “no room for error”.

The Images Show Where Getafe Could Not Shut Down Its Opponent

Midfield duels

Getafe midfielder Orel Mangala battled for the ball, while Brighton's Pascal Groß was also involved in physical midfield duels. In another image, Brighton's Georginio Ruttier goes into the air alongside Johan Mojica. The Colombian Getafe defender attempts to disrupt his opponent while controlling the ball in the air.

Andrés García in several duels

Andrés García appears in several situations. In one, he controls the ball in front of several opponents; in another, he battles Brighton's Lewis Dunk in midfield. Getafe striker Iván Azón also challenges Dunk in a one-on-one duel. These images show how Getafe not only defended but also played a physically intense match and repeatedly contested the ball.

Mojica on the ground after the duel

One particularly striking image shows Johan Mojica on the ground after enduring a challenging sliding tackle and contested duel. This scene fits the overall picture of the game: Getafe were present and combative for long periods, but did not turn that effort into compensation in the table.

One Point After Three Matchdays: The Pressure Is on the Home Team

For Getafe, the defeat is doubly unpleasant. Bordalás's team played at its own Coliseum but still lost to the English side. With just one point after three matchdays, it also has only a narrow points base from which to reach its targeted goal.

Brighton's victory, by contrast, gives the visitors valuable points

For Brighton, the success in Madrid means Hurzeler's team leaves the Coliseum with not only three points but also the pressure on its Conference League rivals. The photo report therefore shows more than the single goal: Yalcouyé puts the visitors ahead, the team then celebrates together, while Getafe is left with one point after three matchdays.

The available sources do not cite the exact table, either team's position, the final score or the minute of the goal. What is firmly established is Brighton's victory, Yalcouyé's header, the three matchdays, Getafe's one point and the significantly worsened situation after the match at the Coliseum.

The Match Report Provides the Decisive Images

Further images and photo captions can be found in Mundo Deportivo's photo report. The duels between Getafe and Brighton and the victory celebrations are the focus there.

The table classification comes from El País: Brighton takes away Getafe's remaining room for maneuver, while Getafe is left with one point after three matchdays.