Deportivo La Coruna

Deportivo La Coruna

Spain # in Copa del Rey
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VenueEstadio Abanca-Riazor

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Deportivo La Coruna latest results

06/12 Deportivo La Coruna 2 - 3 TenerifeTenerife

Deportivo La Coruna Players

Players Position
Roberto Olabe del Arco
Roberto Olabe del Arco Spain
Midfielder
Juan Mackay Abad
Juan Mackay Abad Spain
Goalkeeper
Rubén Díez Adán
Rubén Díez Adán Spain
Attacker
Víctor Narro Valero
Víctor Narro Valero Spain
Attacker

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About Deportivo La Coruna

Deportivo La Coruna is a renowned Spanish football club based in the city of La Coruna, Galicia. Founded on March 2, 1906, the club has a rich history spanning over a century, marked by notable successes and challenges.

Deportivo La Coruna, also known as 'Depor,' first gained promotion to La Liga, Spain's top-tier football league, in 1941. The club has since spent the majority of its existence in the top flight, with a few periods in the Segunda Division. The team's home games are held at the Riazor Stadium, which has a seating capacity of over 32,000.

The club's golden era came in the late 1990s and early 2000s under the guidance of coach Javier Irureta. During this period, Deportivo La Coruna won its only La Liga title in the 1999-2000 season, breaking the dominance of the traditional Spanish powerhouses, Real Madrid and Barcelona. The club also clinched the Copa del Rey twice, in 1995 and 2002, and reached the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League in the 2003-2004 season.

Depor's iconic players include Brazilian forward Bebeto, who was instrumental in their 1995 Copa del Rey triumph, and Dutch striker Roy Makaay, who was a key figure in their Champions League campaigns. Spanish players like Fran, Mauro Silva, and Juan Carlos Valeron also left significant marks in the club's history.

However, the club has faced financial difficulties in recent years, leading to a decline in its performance. After a series of relegations and promotions, Deportivo La Coruna found itself in the third tier of Spanish football, Segunda Division B, for the 2020-2021 season, for the first time in over 40 years. Despite these challenges, the club maintains a loyal fan base and continues to be a symbol of Galician pride.

Deportivo La Coruna's emblem is a blue and white striped shield with a royal crown, reflecting the city's maritime history and its status as a 'Royal Borough.' The club's traditional kit is blue and white striped shirts with blue shorts, mirroring the city's flag.

While the club's recent history has been marked by struggle, Deportivo La Coruna's past glories and enduring spirit continue to inspire its fans. The club's rich history, passionate supporters, and commitment to its local community make it a significant part of Spanish football's landscape.

Prediction Stats

Correct Strike rate
Winner 26/51 51%
Over/Under 12/27 44%
League Correct %
Pro League logo Pro League 44/53 83%
Cup logo Cup 9/11 82%
Primera División - Apertura logo Primera División - Apertura 28/34 82%
Premier League logo Premier League 50/62 81%
World Cup - Qualification Asia logo World Cup - Qualification Asia 28/35 80%
First League logo First League 118/150 79%
Liga 1 logo Liga 1 65/83 78%
Super League 1 logo Super League 1 113/144 78%
Primera División Femenina logo Primera División Femenina 103/136 76%
Liga Pro logo Liga Pro 130/170 76%