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Getafe aiming to go out on a high Getafe's Europa League dream may already be over but they will hope to bid farewell to the competition on a high note when they play host to a Young Boys side who are certain to finish second in Group H. Getafe would still be in with a chance of qualifying for the last 32 if they had managed to hold onto their 1-0 lead away to Odense in their previous match, but a 92nd-minute equaliser combined with Young Boys' late fightback against group winners Stuttgart put paid to the Spanish side's hopes. That means the clash at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez means little to either side in terms of their European futures, but Getafe are viewing the match as a chance to continue their improved recent form. Not so long ago Getafe coach Michel found himself under the spotlight following a run of six defeats and just one win in nine competitive games, but in their past five outings the Azulones are unbeaten and with impressive victories over Villarreal, Sevilla and Real Mallorca under their belts. Michel, whose side beat Villarreal 1-0 at the weekend despite finishing with nine men, said: "We want to continue our good run tomorrow. We don't want to think about Almeria, we want to have a good game. The match can help morale." The Primera Division outfit may have failed to reach the last 32, but Michel, who is set to give some of his youngsters a chance to gain European experience against Young Boys, believes they should not be downhearted with what they have achieved. "Getafe have to be pleased to have got to where we have. We don't want to make excuses, because we haven't been at the level we should have been, but we don't want to look at this as a disappointment," he said. "We would liked to have gone further, but we're very happy, the team returned to Europe, and it is a chance to say goodbye in the right way, by winning the game." Young Boys secured their spot in the top two following a dramatic late turnaround in the previous round of matches. As well as Odense's injury-time equaliser against Getafe, Young Boys scored three times in the final nine minutes to turn a 2-1 deficit at home to Stuttgart into a 4-2 win. That result meant the Swiss side were guaranteed to finish in second spot, lying five points clear of Getafe and three behind Stuttgart, who they cannot replace in first place due to an inferior head-to-head record against the German outfit. Vladimir Petkovic's side go into the game having taken just one point from their past two league games, losing to FC Basel and drawing with St Gallen.