- Dépor are unbeaten at home in LaLiga 2026-2027, winning 1 and drawing 1 of 2.
- Sevilla are unbeaten on the road in LaLiga 2026-2027, winning 1 and drawing 1 of 2.
- The game could be a chess match with fast Dépor counters against Sevilla's controlled build-up.
Stylistic match-up should produce a close contest
Deportivo A Coruna and Sevilla FC will contest a close game on Wednesday night with the home side perhaps having the edge because of their good home form and the finishing prowess of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Dépor have enjoyed an excellent start to the season to stand 5th in the LaLiga 2026-2027 with 8 points from 4 games, one more than Sevilla who are 7th.
Dépor have won their last two matches, beating Valencia 3-1 at home and Villarreal 3-2 away after opening the season with a 1-1 draw at Malaga.
Sevilla's three most recent results have been more volatile, beating Athletic Bilbao 3-1 away before losing 3-1 to Atletico Madrid at home and then drawing 1-1 at Espanyol.
Dépor are more free-flowing and can counter-attack at pace
Dépor and Sevilla have both been in good form recently, but Dépor have been the more consistent of the two sides. Dépor's last five in all competitions have been won 2, drawn 2 and lost 1, which is a solid run and shows a bit of steel to the side.
Sevilla's last five results have been won 2, drawn 1 and lost 2 and it seems as if Luis Garcia has brought a more pragmatic edge to the club, where stability and control are now king. They can still play wide and they can play fast when they need to, but there is more organisation and structure to their defence.
Antonio Hidalgo has got Dépor playing fast and transition-heavy where Mario Soriano and Lorenzo Amatucci control the centre of the pitch while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is their main man. Dépor have scored 2.00 goals per home game in 2026-2027 and Aubameyang has netted 4 in 4 for the club, including 2 in their last 5.
Sevilla are a team of quality and should have a chance to score
Sevilla are a quality side and should have the tools to score against Dépor, however. Chidera Ejuke has been their sharpest threat in the league so far with 1 in 4, but Miguel Angel Sierra has added 2 goals to the tally in their last 5 games.
Deportivo A Coruna should have the edge in this game as they are playing their best football at the moment, but Sevilla are a good side that can score and the draw is definitely on the cards.
The odds are a little biased towards the home team at 2.42, Sevilla are 3.0 and the draw looks a big price at 3.1, so we'll take that with the expectation of a tight home edge.
Under 2.5 goals looks a good play at 1.62 in a game that should be cagey and tactical, although BTTS Yes at 1.91 looks good too as these two sides can both land some punches when they get the chance.