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    Football> Community> Dirty Dirty Diamond>

    Deportivo La Coruna VS Levante

    Spanish La Liga
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    Deportivo La Coruna
    Deportivo La Coruna 1
    1 Levante
    Levante
    The newly promoted Deportivo La Coruna has outperformed almost all pre-season expectations so far this term. Through 8 rounds of play, they have notched 2 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses for 10 total points, sitting comfortably at 8th place in the league table. Their opponents Levante, by contrast, linger dangerously on the edge of the relegation zone, ranking 17th with only 6 points picked up from 1 win, 3 draws and 3 losses across 7 matches. Levante are a typical attack-oriented, defense-vulnerable side in La Liga: they have scored 11 goals in their opening 7 fixtures, but conceded a shocking 15 at the back, averaging more than 2 goals against per game, making them one of the leakiest defenses in the top Spanish flight. Their morale got a notable boost in their last home outing, where they fought back from a two-goal deficit to grab a stoppage-time 3-3 draw against Sevilla.
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    • Qwerty B
      Qwerty B
      Deportivo La Coruna will welcome Levante to Estadio Riazor on Friday evening in a La Liga encounter between two sides looking to end their recent winless runs. Deportivo currently sit eighth in the standings with 10 points from eight matches, while Levante occupy 17th place with six points from seven games. After an encouraging start to the 2026–27 campaign, Deportivo have struggled to maintain their momentum and are now without a victory in their last four league matches. Their latest setback was a narrow 3-2 defeat against Real Sociedad, highlighting the need for greater defensive consistency. Despite these difficulties, promotion from the Segunda Division last season has given the club a solid foundation, and playing at home offers an opportunity to return to winning ways. Levante also arrive under pressure after going four consecutive league matches without a victory, recording two draws and two defeats during that period. Their most recent outing ended in an entertaining 3-3 dra
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    • Liam 665
      Liam 665 Won 13/20
      Currently sitting 8th in La Liga after 8 rounds of action, Deportivo La Coruna have racked up 10 points from 2 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses, putting in fairly consistent displays with reliable points-grabbing ability. Across 4 home matches, they have posted 1 win, 2 draws and 1 loss, scoring 5 and conceding 4 to show well-balanced attacking and defensive output. Backed by the passionate home crowd at Riazor Stadium, they carry solid competitiveness on their own turf. Their 4 away matches also return an identical 1-2-1 record, with more potent attacking output on the road but obvious defensive vulnerabilities. Over their last 6 outings, the side has recorded 2 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses, netting 10 goals and shipping 9. They favor a ground-based short passing system, with their midfield prioritizing tight combination play to stretch opposition defenses wide and create shooting openings. Their main flaw is their non-elite finishing efficiency, as they often squander good chances after long
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    • Аrtur Silva
      Аrtur Silva
      Deportivo La Coruña are facing a severe personnel shortage for this fixture. Their top scorer Aubameyang is sidelined with a meniscus knee injury, having bagged 5 goals this season that make up half of the team's total offensive output. Midfield core Amatuchi is serving a suspension for a red card, while Casado and Edajori are also out injured, leading to a sharp drop in their attacking midfield creativity. The side is expected to adopt a 4-5-1 formation, with Bill Nsongo playing as the lone striker, and Jeremai Hernandez taking on more breakthrough tasks on the wings. Levante are also struggling with thin squad depth, as Soteldo, Eyong and Primo are all sidelined with injuries. Their projected 4-4-2 line-up will see Mathew Ryan guard the goal, with Torijan, De la, Nduque and Manu Sanchez forming the backline. Oriol Rey will sit in the midfield to orchestrate play, while Ivan Romero partners with Blue up front. Romero has been in outstanding form recently, scoring in three straight le
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