Real Oviedo earned a point at the Carlos Tartiere after a goalless draw against Getafe CF in a match marked by equality and controversial refereeing decisions that influenced the game. The Blues came into the match needing to rediscover victory after two consecutive defeats and with the goal of keeping their hopes alive to mathematically avoid relegation.

The team led by Almada started with confidence from the outset and created the first big chance of the game. Chaira came very close to putting Real Oviedo ahead with a very difficult shot that ended up hitting the woodwork, drawing groans from the blue fans. The visiting team responded shortly after with several dangerous approaches, although a brilliant Aarón prevented Getafe from scoring with some outstanding saves.

As the minutes passed, the match entered a phase of maximum balance, with both teams trying to dominate the midfield and creating few clear opportunities in the penalty areas. The game reached halftime with the initial 0-0 scoreline and everything to play for in the second half.

After the restart, the match was completely influenced by two red cards shown to Real Oviedo. First, Javi López was sent off, and later, Sibo also left the Blues with nine players on the field in two highly contested and poorly understood decisions by both the players and the fans at the Carlos Tartiere.

Despite being outnumbered, Real Oviedo did not give up. Almada made changes from the bench in search of solutions, and the Oviedo team delivered a commendable final stretch, maintaining competitive intensity and even seeking a winning goal against a Getafe side that failed to capitalize on their numerical advantage.

In the end, the scoreline remained unchanged, and the goalless draw leaves Real Oviedo in a very precarious position in the standings. Relegation could be mathematically confirmed tomorrow if Girona FC wins or draws their match against Rayo Vallecano.