GETAFE HISTORY

Getafe in its present frame was established in 1983 yet the club's first genuine season was in 1945 with a group shaped in the bar of a Madrid suburb. A just about 30-year battle in the lower scopes of Spanish football followed before advancement to the Segunda Division in 1976, where they remained for a long time.

Toward the finish of the 1982 crusade, the players having not been paid, Getafe was naturally consigned and therefore sold. In any case, Getafe Club de Futbol was authoritatively established on July 8, 1983, and subsequent to beginning in the local alliances was advanced for four successive seasons until achieving Segunda B in 1988.

Having barely survived eradication in 1997 the present stadium, the Coliseum Alfonso Perez, was initiated on January 1 1998. At that point, in 2004, Getafe picked up advancement to the best flight interestingly, turning into the fourth group from the Community of Madrid to play there however the main ever from simply outside the capital.

Getafe had rose the whole Spanish football pyramid in only 20 years and have stayed in the best flight from that point forward, achieving the last of the Copa del Rey in 2007 and 2008 and quarter-finals of the 2007-08 UEFA Cup.

An absence of speculation and poor administration saw Los Azulones endure assignment in 2016, however they spent only a season in the second level, ricocheting straight move down through the playoffs.