Getafe CF is a professional football club based in the Madrid suburb of Getafe, known for its gritty, uncompromising style that has made it a permanent fixture in Spain's top flight. Competing in La Liga, the team plays at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. Founded in 1983, it is a relatively young club, with its colors being blue. Getafe's rapid rise from the lower tiers to La Liga is a modern football success story. The club established its identity in the 2000s under coaches like Quique Sánchez Flores and Míchel, becoming known for a tough, physical approach that consistently upset bigger clubs. Their most notable achievement was reaching the Copa del Rey final in 2007 and the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 2008. In the modern era, under José Bordalás, this identity was reinforced, with Getafe regularly securing safety and even challenging for European places. The fan base is fiercely proud of their team's underdog status. Getafe CF is the embodiment of resilience and tactical discipline in Spanish football.