Deportivo La Coruna vs Levante Prediction & Betting Tips

Two very different starts to the season

Deportivo have picked up ten points from their first seven league games, built on two wins, four draws and just the one defeat, at home to Sevilla. They've scored ten and conceded eight, a fairly balanced return that points to a side capable of frustrating decent opponents without always finding the extra goal to win.

Deportivo La Coruna: 20 completed matches; Levante: 20 completed matches.

Deportivo La Coruna

20 matches

Win

45% 9 / 20

Draw

40% 8 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

28

Conceded

17

Difference

+11

Levante

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

29

Difference

+1

Levante's numbers look rougher. From six league games they've won just once, drawn twice and lost three times, with eight goals scored and twelve conceded. That solitary win came at home against Real Betis, but away from home they've lost at both Villarreal and Espanyol without scoring.

Levante's away form suggests they'll need to defend a lot better than they have done so far this season.

Comparative Team Statistics: Deportivo La Coruna vs Levante

Recent meetings have gone Levante's way

The last two meetings between these clubs, both in the Segunda División, were won by Levante: 2-1 at home in October 2024, then 1-2 away in January 2025. Further back, in their previous run of meetings in the top flight, results were far more mixed, including a 4-0 Deportivo win back in 2013 and several draws in between.

Given the level and time gap involved, that recent head-to-head record isn't a strong guide to how this particular La Liga meeting will go.

A clear gap in the table

The table reflects that form. Deportivo sit seventh with ten points from seven games, while Levante are down in seventeenth with just five points from six matches. It's not a full picture of the division, but the gap in both position and points shows which side has settled into life among these opponents more comfortably so far.

Key men and cards to watch

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been Deportivo's standout so far, with five goals and two assists in seven appearances, comfortably their most productive attacker. For Levante, Brugui has three goals in five games and looks like their main source of threat going forward.

Deportivo La Coruna:

Best scorers:

P. Aubameyang - 5

Best assist providers:

P. Aubameyang - 2

Penalty cards:

Adrià Alti x 1 x 1

Angeliño x 1

Levante:

Best scorers:

Brugui - 3

On discipline, Deportivo's Luca Amatucci has picked up three yellow cards in six games, and Angeliño was sent off in his only appearance of the campaign. There's no equivalent card data available for Levante's squad here, so it's hard to draw a full comparison on that front.

What kind of game this could be

Deportivo have drawn four of their seven league games, which points to a side that's hard to break down without always finding a winner themselves. Levante, by contrast, have conceded in every away league match so far this season. That combination suggests Deportivo could have the platform to control things at home, even if turning that control into three points hasn't always come easily for them this year.