Deportivo La Coruna vs Levante Tips and Predictions AH Panji Suryono

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Deportivo La Coruna

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Team analysis Depor returnee 13th 7pts, form WDLDL 5 pts last 5, LDDL last 4 winless, 7 goals for 8 against, 0 clean sheets all season, BTTS 7/8 matches, Aubameyang top scorer, but 1W 4 at Riazor 3-1 vs Elche. Levante 12th 5pts WDLLD, 11 scored 15 conceded worst defense, 10 goals conceded last 3, 3-3 vs Sevilla Monday, only 1 goal in 4 away, Roger Brugue top scorer, double win vs Depor last year 2-1 twice in Segunda.

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SPA D1 Deportivo La Coruna - Levante

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Two sides battling to distance themselves from the La Liga relegation zone meet in this high-stakes fixture, which serves as a perfect test of both teams' tactical execution and mental fortitude in a direct head-to-head for vital points. Home side Deportivo La Coruna have demonstrated notable tenacity on their own patch this campaign. While their attacking unit lacks explosive cutting edge, their well-organized, solid backline and reliable set-piece threat have allowed them to post a fairly consistent points haul across their home matches so far. Currently sitting in the lower half of the league table, the team is desperate to secure a full win to lock in their current ranking and extend the points buffer between themselves and the relegation zone against visiting Levante. Home side Deportivo La Coruna has delivered consistent, solid performances on their home ground across recent La Liga fixtures. The side boasts strong ball control and sharp tactical execution, with their home win ra

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Deportivo La Coruna have posted solid home form at their Riazor Stadium so far this term, sitting 8th on the league table with 10 points from 2 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses across 8 opening matchdays. However, their recent form has trended clearly downward, as they have failed to pick up a win across four straight league fixtures. They fell to a narrow 2-3 away loss against Real Sociedad in their last outing, fighting back valiantly after falling behind on multiple occasions, but their biggest flaw remains their slow-starting defense that regularly concedes early goals. Levante, who earned promotion back to La Liga this season, currently sit 17th with 6 points from 1 win, 3 draws and 3 losses, stuck in the relegation danger zone and in urgent need of points to climb out of the drop zone. They pulled off a dramatic last-gasp 3-3 draw against Sevilla at home in their most recent high-intensity fixture, showing impressive fighting spirit, but the gruelling energy expenditure from that tough

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