David Soria
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Concedes one against Celta
Soria recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Monday's 1-1 draw versus Celta Vigo.
Analysis: Soria would face three shots on net and do well to stop two, but still allowed an early goal in the draw. This comes as his second straight game without a clean sheet, still with only one this season. He will now face Deportivo on Sunday, getting a go at a newly promoted side.
Concedes one
Soria registered one save and allowed one goal in Monday's 1-0 defeat against Osasuna.
Analysis: Soria recorded two clearances and a save, but was unable to save a penalty just before halftime. He has now recorded nine saves in three games this campaign, registering a single clean sheet. Next, he takes on Celta Vigo, who have just netted once this season and are yet to win a game.
Logs clean sheet
Soria had three saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 win against Racing Santander.
Analysis: Soria was strong with three saves, which turned out to be key in a one-goal game. He has a great opportunity to make it back-to-back clean sheets in Getafe's match against Osasuna, a side which managed just 44 goals through 38 matches a year ago in LaLiga.
Concedes three in opener
Soria registered five saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat against Deportivo Alaves.
Analysis: Soria was largely untested in the first half, with Alaves attempting just three shots and not requiring a save from him. The picture shifted after his side was reduced to 10 men at the end of the half, and Soria faced a busy second half, making five saves but conceding three goals in an underwhelming start to the season given his form last year. The goalkeeper's next league game comes against newly promoted Racing on Sunday.
Signs contract extension until 2030
Soria has signed a contract extension with Getafe until June 2030, extending a remarkable eight-year association with the club he joined in the summer of 2018, the club announced.
Analysis: Soria recently reached 300 official appearances for Getafe and has written his name into La Liga history this season by reaching 189 consecutive starts in the competition, placing him second in the all-time record for consecutive league appearances and surpassing legends such as Luis Arconada and Andoni Zubizarreta in the process. Only a handful of matches now separate him from the all-time record held by Andoni Larranaga, giving him a remarkable milestone to chase in the coming seasons. The club expressed their delight at retaining one of their most important and emblematic figures, with Soria having played a decisive role in several of Getafe's European qualification campaigns across his time at the club.
Clean sheet to end season
Soria made five saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 win over Osasuna.
Analysis: Soria had a great match as the club held Osasuna without a goal, recording five saves on his way to the clean sheet. This brings the goalie to 12 clean sheets this season, with two in his past five appearances. He also recorded 38 goals allowed and 118 saves for a decent season from a mid-table club, starting in all 38 games.
Concedes one
Soria had two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 defeat versus Elche.
Analysis: Soria recorded two saves and made nine passes. He has now accumulated 11 saves and one clearance in the last four games, conceding four goals in that span. He takes on Osasuna in the final game of the season, who need a victory to guarantee safety from relegation.
Concedes once Wednesday
Soria had one save and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 3-1 win against Mallorca.
Analysis: Soria only faced two shots on target Wednesday, a credit to his defense for shutting down the Mallorca attack. He conceded one goal though, an Omar Mascarell strike in the 65th minute. After going winless in the last five matches it was a crucial win for Getafe and it puts the club just two points back of a European spot with two matches to play. Next up is a trip to relegation-battling Elche on Sunday, a side which has scored 47 goals through 39 matches this season.
Four saves in draw
Soria recorded four saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 0-0 draw versus Oviedo.
Analysis: Soria made four saves to preserve the clean sheet Sunday. He's only conceded 14 goals in the last 18 La Liga appearances, making 51 saves with seven clean sheets in that span, including two penalty saves. The keeper will face off with Mallorca for the game on Wednesday, who have scored seven goals in the last five appearances.
Concedes twice to Rayo
Soria had four saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-0 loss versus Rayo Vallecano.
Analysis: Soria made some quality saves, though it was not enough for his side to avoid a clear defeat. The keeper has had mixed performances lately, with his team's vulnerability limiting his upside. Still, he should have a chance to get back on track next weekend against Oviedo, who have scored the fewest goals in the 2025/26 La Liga season.
Concedes two
Soria registered two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Barcelona.
Analysis: Soria had an underwhelming performance throughout the game, completing only six of his 25 attempted passes. However, he has made 12 saves in his last five appearances, conceding just four goals during that period. His next match is against Rayo Vallecano, who have scored twice in their last four games.
Shuts out Sociedad
Soria kept a clean sheet while making three saves during Wednesday's 1-0 win over Real Sociedad.
Analysis: Soria helped Getafe to all three points by blanking Soceidad on Wednesday. The keeper has allowed just one goal while keeping two clean sheets and combining for six saves over his last three starts. Getafe take on Barcelona at home on Saturday.
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