Deportivo de La Coruña vs Real Madrid: Head-to-Head Dominance Continues?

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Real Madrid's dominance looms large

Real Madrid have been utterly ruthless against Deportivo de La Coruña in recent seasons. Across six head-to-head meetings, Real Madrid have won five and drawn once - scoring 19 goals while conceding just five. The most recent clash at Deportivo's ground in February ended 4-2 to Real Madrid, who also won 4-0 at home earlier last season. Depor have never beaten Real Madrid in this fixture.

Contrasting early-season form

Deportivo's new campaign has started poorly. A 1-0 home loss to Sevilla on matchday one was followed by a goalless draw at Granadilla Tenerife. Zero goals scored in two league matches paints a bleak attacking picture. Real Madrid, meanwhile, opened with a thrilling 3-2 home win over Atletico Madrid before drawing 0-0 with Eibar. They also navigated two UEFA Champions League qualifying ties against Ajax, winning both legs to progress.

Goals dried up for Depor

Deportivo have failed to score in both league outings this term, averaging zero goals per game. Their sole clean sheet came away from home, while they conceded at home against Sevilla. Real Madrid's attacking output is far superior - averaging 1.5 goals per league game - though the blank against Eibar shows they can be stifled on occasion.

How this one could unfold

History, form and quality all point firmly in Real Madrid's direction. Deportivo's toothless attack faces a side juggling European commitments but brimming with confidence after progressing in the Champions League. Real Madrid's depth and firepower should prove decisive, though Depor's defensive resilience away at Tenerife hints they will not roll over quietly. Expect Real Madrid to control proceedings, but Deportivo could make them work harder than the head-to-head record suggests.