Elcho loses to Getafe, remains winless in Spanish league
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MADRID (AP) — Elche lost at home to Getafe 1-0 and remained the only winless team in the Spanish league on Monday.
It was the eighth loss in 12 matches for Elche, which is last in the 20-team standings.
It missed a chance to draw for the fourth time in its last five games when striker Lucas Boyé missed an 87th-minute penalty kick.
Enes Unal scored a 54th-minute winner for Getafe, which moved to 14th place. It was winless in five straight matches and had drawn its last three.
The visitors played a man down from the 78th after defender Jordan Amavi was sent off with a second yellow card.
Leader Real Madrid was held at home by Girona on Sunday and was one point in front of second-placed Barcelona, which won at Valencia on Saturday.
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