David Soria makes LaLiga history with 193 consecutive starts for Getafe

David Soria now stands alone as the player with the most consecutive starts in LaLiga history. The Getafe goalkeeper was in the starting eleven on Monday at El Sadar against Osasuna and reached 193 straight league games from the first whistle, moving clear of Larrañaga after matching his mark the previous week against Real Racing Club de Santander.

The milestone reinforces the Madrid-born shot-stopper's status as one of the most reliable and durable players in Spanish football. At 31, Soria has now gone five full seasons without conceding a single league start, a consistency that is increasingly rare in the modern game.

• David Soria has 193 consecutive LaLiga starts for Getafe.
• He moves past Larrañaga, his level from the previous matchday.
• He has not been a league substitute since the final round of 2020/21.
• He has made 305 official appearances for Getafe.
• He is fourth on the club's all-time appearances list.

Five seasons without missing a LaLiga start

To find the last time David Soria was a substitute in Spain's top flight, you have to go back to the final matchday of the 2020/21 campaign. Since then, the goalkeeper has been an undisputed starter for José Bordalás and every other coach who has sat on the Getafe bench during this period.

The streak began in August 2021, on the opening day of the 2021/22 season against Valencia. He started that afternoon and has never looked back. Match after match, season after season, Soria has become the undisputed owner of the goal at the club from the south of the Madrid region.

Breaking down the 193 consecutive starts record

With the El Sadar game included, Soria has started 193 consecutive LaLiga matches. That number puts him ahead of Larrañaga, the competition's previous benchmark, and gives him the chance to stretch the gap further over the coming weeks.

Barring injury or a sudden change of plans, the goalkeeper has plenty of room to keep adding to the tally before the season ends. His importance to Bordalás' system and his remarkable consistency make this record a moving target.

More than 300 official matches for Getafe

Including the match against Osasuna, David Soria has now played 305 official games in a Getafe shirt. Those appearances have come across LaLiga, the Copa del Rey, the Europa League and the Conference League, making him one of the few players in the club's history to feature in two European competitions.

The goalkeeper is playing his ninth season at the club. His longevity and form have pushed him up Getafe's all-time standings, where he now sits fourth for most appearances.

Chasing Getafe legends: Damián, Angelín, Djené and Caballero

Last season Soria overtook Damián, who ended his time at the club with 295 appearances. His next target is Angelín, who finished with 319. At his current pace, the Madrid-born keeper could move past that number before the end of the current campaign.

Two more names remain ahead of him: Djené, second all-time with 327 appearances, and Caballero, the club's current leader with 335. It is not unreasonable to think that Soria, if he keeps this rhythm, could catch and even surpass both marks to become the most-capped player in Getafe's history.

An ever-present goalkeeper under José Bordalás

The relationship between David Soria and José Bordalás has been central to this historic run. The goalkeeper is a cornerstone of Getafe's defensive structure, a team that has traditionally built its solidity on security between the posts.

Soria embodies the club's competitive identity: consistent, dependable and tough to beat. His consecutive-start record is not just a statistical footnote. It is the reflection of a player who has remained at the highest level for nearly a decade without any significant dip in form.