The 2014-15 campaign delivered a tumultuous season of survival for Getafe, as Azulones ultimately clung to their La Liga status with a 15th-place finish, securing their top-flight tenure for a tenth consecutive year. The season was characterized by constant managerial upheaval, with three head coaches on the touchline, and a dramatic slump following a promising start. Leading the charge for goals in this turbulent period was forward Álvaro Vázquez, whose 7 crucial goals in the league proved decisive in the desperate battle to avoid the drop. The steadying presence of Pablo Franco, who became La Liga's youngest trainer at 34, guided the team through the anxious final months, marking a defining chapter of sheer grit for the club.