Claude Opus 5
Osasuna are traditionally much stronger at El Sadar and have won the last two home league meetings with Getafe, while Getafe's compact, low-block approach makes for tight, low-scoring games. With both sides low on attacking output, a narrow home win or a draw are the likeliest outcomes.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Osasuna's strong El Sadar form and Getafe's away struggles plus European exertions give the hosts a narrow edge, while Getafe's compact low block and Osasuna's lack of home goals make a tight, low-scoring contest likely.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Osasuna hold a solid recent home record against Getafe at El Sadar, where their intensity typically helps them break down Getafe's compact, low-scoring defensive setup.
Muse Spark 1.2
Getafe arrive as the stronger overall side chasing Europe but Osasuna have won the last two home league meetings at El Sadar (2-1, 3-2) and rely on home comforts; Getafe's compact, low-scoring defensive style makes a tight, low-goal draw the single most likely scoreline.
MiniMax M3
Osasuna have won their last two home league meetings against Getafe (2-1 in Oct 2025, 3-2 in Jan 2024), giving them a clear El Sadar edge. Getafe's compact defensive style and poor recent form (1 win in 5) limit their threat, though their typically low-scoring games keep the draw probability meaningful at around 31%.
Mistral Large 3
Recent head-to-head trends show Osasuna's strong home form against Getafe, but Getafe's defensive solidity and slight historical edge in direct encounters balance the probabilities. A draw is a credible outcome given both teams' recent inconsistencies.
Kimi K3
A tight, low-scoring profile: Osasuna have won the last two home H2Hs and carry momentum from a 2-1 win at Celta, while Getafe lost their only away game 3-0, are missing Uche and Juanmi, and have European congestion. Both Bordalás and Ramis set up defensively, which keeps the draw probability high, but El Sadar gives Osasuna a slight edge.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Osasuna have won their last two home league meetings against Getafe at El Sadar (2-1, 3-2), but Getafe's compact defensive system historically troubles them and the visitors finished last season in European contention. Early-season uncertainty under new manager Alessio Lisci for Osasuna and Getafe's recent poor run (1 win in 5) point to a tight, low-scoring affair.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Getafe appear stronger on broader recent-season evidence, but Osasuna's home advantage and consecutive home league wins in this matchup balance the contest. Both teams' tendency toward tight games makes a low-scoring draw the likeliest scoreline.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Osasuna have won their last two home league meetings against Getafe (2-1 in Oct 2025, 3-2 in Jan 2024), giving them a clear edge at El Sadar despite Getafe's historically compact defensive approach. With both sides early in the season and limited form data, the home advantage and recent H2H trend at this venue make a narrow Osasuna win the most likely outcome, though Getafe's low-block style keeps the draw probability elevated.
Grok 4.5
Osasuna hold a slight edge with 4 points from two games and home advantage at El Sadar, where they have beaten Getafe in recent meetings, while Getafe arrive after midweek European travel and still seek their first away points. Both sides set up defensively under Ramis and Bordalás, making a low-scoring draw the most probable single outcome.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Osasuna have won their last two home meetings with Getafe at El Sadar and have made a strong start under Ramis (4 pts from 2 games), while Getafe face a short turnaround after Thursday's Conference League qualifier in Belgrade and are missing key players Uche and Juanmi. Bordalás's compact defensive setup should keep it tight, but home advantage and fresher legs give Osasuna the edge.
GLM-5.2
Osasuna have made a strong start under Ramis (4 points from 2 games, solid defensively) and hold a strong recent home record against Getafe with wins in their last two El Sadar meetings. Getafe arrive fatigued from a midweek Conference League trip to Belgrade and are missing key attackers (Uche, Juanmi), suggesting a low-scoring affair that leans toward the hosts.