Martín Satriano, the Uruguayan forward for Getafe, recently spoke about his experience during the match against Celta, where he scored the team's only goal in a 1-1 draw. In an interview with Movistar Plus+, Satriano highlighted the "tremendous work" put in by the team and stated that effort is a non-negotiable obligation under the guidance of coach José Bordalás.

"I am happy with the goal. In the end, the draw was not what we wanted, but given how the match unfolded, we accept it and are already thinking about the next one," he remarked. Satriano also addressed the challenges faced by Getafe during the second half, particularly the red card issued to Zaid Romero for a second yellow card. He noted, "The corner, the red card, two very just yellow cards… These details affect the game. Nowadays, it is very difficult to play with ten men. We move forward, focusing on the next match and our training."

Despite finishing the match with some physical discomfort, Satriano downplayed the severity of his condition, saying, "It's a minor issue that I've been dealing with, but I'm fine. It's nothing serious." He praised the collective effort against Celta, stating, "I believe we all did a tremendous job. Celta is a great team, and that is something that is not negotiable for us at Getafe in any match."

Satriano also emphasized the importance of making the Coliseum a fortress for points, following a victory and a draw in their two home matches. "We need to be strong at home. It is not easy for opponents to come and play here, and it's good that it is this way. Now we have another home game against Deportivo, and we need to take advantage of it to add points," he concluded.