Castellon will host Deportivo La Coruna in the final match of this La Liga 2 round on Monday, 17 March.
With both teams looking for points as they try to stay clear of the relegation zone, who will emerge victorious from this game? Find out by reading our Castellon vs Deportivo La Coruna prediction right here.
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Castellon vs Deportivo La Coruna prediction: A high-scoring affair
Key stats
- Castellon have averaged 2.70 total points per game in the league this season, while we saw both teams score in 60 of Deportivo's away matches in La Liga 2 so far.
- With three wins in their last five away games, La Coruna have done well on the road lately.
- Deportivo La Coruna have won four of their last five duels with Castellon.
Correct score prediction: Castellon 1-3 Deportivo La Coruna
While both Castellon and Deportivo La Coruna have done well lately, we can see the guests winning this game since they've done well in recent H2H duels against Castellon.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Castellon favourites to get the three points
- HOME: 11/10 (2.10) – 47.60%
- DRAW: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.40%
- AWAY: 19/10 (2.90) – 34.50%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
It's clear from the Castellon vs Deportivo La Coruna odds that the hosts are the expected winners, but the guests are obviously not without a chance either.
Considering that the difference in the standings between these two teams is just one point, the odds certainly make sense.
In any case, if you enjoyed our predictions for this duel, make sure to also take a look at our best betting tips for today.
Most recent H2Hs: La Coruna dominating this matchup
These two teams have met plenty of times lately and Deportivo La Coruna have been the better team in those games with four wins in the last five meetings with Castellon. Overall, Deportivo also have the advantage: 22-14-16.
Spain Segunda 19/12/24
Deportivo La Coruna
CD Castellon
Spain Primera Division RFEF Play-Offs 02/06/24
CD Castellon
Deportivo La Coruna
Spain Primera Division RFEF Play-Offs 29/05/24
Deportivo La Coruna
CD Castellon
Spain Primera Division RFEF Play-Offs 11/06/23
CD Castellon
Deportivo La Coruna
Spain Primera Division RFEF Play-Offs 04/06/23
Deportivo La Coruna
CD Castellon
Castellon preview: In solid form lately
In the last five games in the league, Castellon have notched three wins, one draw, and one loss, which is a great haul for a team that was on a six-game losing streak before that. Overall, Castellon have 39 points from 30 games and they're 16th in La Liga 2 standings, five points ahead of the first team in the relegation zone.
Meanwhile, Douglas Aurelio, Keneth Mamah, and Salva Ruiz are out with injuries, while Jetro Willems and Giovanni Zerfino are questionable.
Predicted lineup: Crettaz (GK), Chirino, Gil, Vertrouwd, Mabil, Zarfino, Van den Belt, Jojic, R. Sanchez, De Miguel & Suero
Spain Segunda 10/05/25
L
Mirandes
3
CD Castellon
2
Spain Segunda 05/05/25
W
Sporting Gijon
3
CD Castellon
4
Spain Segunda 27/04/25
L
Malaga
1
CD Castellon
0
Spain Segunda 18/04/25
W
Almeria
1
CD Castellon
4
Spain Segunda 13/04/25
D
Racing Santander
1
CD Castellon
1
Deportivo La Coruna preview: Looking to extend their good run of form
With just one loss in the last seven matches in La Liga 2, Deportivo La Coruna have done well lately, especially away from home, where they've won two of their last four games. Overall, Deportivo are 14th in the standings with 40 points, just one point ahead of their next opponent and another newly-promoted team Castellon.
Deportivo will be without Sergio Escudero and Juan Gauto as they're dealing with injuries.
Predicted lineup: Leite (GK), Navarro, Vazquez, Barcia, Obrador, Mella, Angel, Villares, Hernandez, Soriano & Eddahchouri
Spain Segunda 10/05/25
L
Sporting Gijon
2
Deportivo La Coruna
1
Spain Segunda 04/05/25
W
Albacete
1
Deportivo La Coruna
5
Spain Segunda 27/04/25
L
Racing Santander
2
Deportivo La Coruna
1
Spain Segunda 20/04/25
D
Tenerife
0
Deportivo La Coruna
0
Spain Segunda 13/04/25
D
Mirandes
2
Deportivo La Coruna
2
Player to watch: Yeremay Hernandez
With nine goals and four assists in La Liga 2 so far, the young midfielder has been crucial in La Coruna's bid to secure survival in the league and not going back to the third rank of Spanish football after just one season.
