Watching Getafe clinch a win without registering any shots on target was truly astonishing and highlights the unpredictable nature of football. This match underlines how disciplined defense and tactical organization, often orchestrated by José Bordalás, can compensate even when offensive chances are limited. The own goal by Gorrotxategi at the 29th minute was pivotal—it underscores the fine margins that can decide a game. From my experience following La Liga and analyzing games, matches like this demonstrate that expected goals (xG) and shots stats don’t always tell the full story. Getafe’s ability to maintain possession pressure and control the midfield contributed to restricting Real Sociedad's attacking opportunities despite the apparent lack of threat in shooting. The stats show a high percentage of touches in the opposition box, which suggests Getafe's presence was impactful even if shots weren't taken. This match also serves as a reminder that a team's tactical setup, work rate, and sometimes a bit of fortune play huge roles in the final scoreline. For fans and analysts alike, it’s fascinating to see how teams can grind out results through tenacity and strategic execution. Such games enrich the narrative of La Liga and make following the league so compelling beyond just counting goals and shots.