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Real Madrid vs Deportivo La Coruna carries a clear hierarchy, yet Riazor resistance and match contexts keep the meeting compelling. Madrid won 8–2 in A Coruña on 20 September 2014 and 7–1 at home on 21 January 2018. Deportivo held Madrid 0–0 at Riazor on 26 February 2011, while Madrid’s 3–2 home win on 10 December 2016 showed that resistance could also narrow the margin. Madrid’s 1–0 friendly victory at Riazor on 12 August 2026 adds a measured new reference.
Past matches, Real Madrid vs Deportivo La Coruna
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Match events
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22'D. Villares N. Carrillo
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29'A. Rudiger Yellow Card
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45' +1⚽B. Diaz Normal Goal (Asst: A. Lunin)
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46'T. Alexander-Arnold D. Dumfries
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46'C. Espi Endrick
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46'M. Loureiro B. Ede
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46'G. Quagliata Angelino
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46'D. Mella M. Soriano
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46'F. Valverde A. Guler
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46'M. Rivas B. Diaz
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46'D. Mella L. Amatucci
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46'T. Alexander-Arnold A. Rudiger
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47'E. Camavinga Yellow Card
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59'Z. Eddahchouri B. Nsongo
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60'A. Comas X. Navarro
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60'K. Sanchez P. Aubameyang
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68'D. Barcia L. Noubi
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68'R. Rodriguez Cruz Luismi
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68'T. Gijselhart M. Soriano
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71'J. Cestero Sancho Vinicius Junior
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82'D. Dumfries Yellow Card
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86'A. Ciria B. Silva
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90'L. Fati A. Carreras
Matchup Real Madrid VS Deportivo La Coruna
Madrid’s authority is clear
Real Madrid have produced several imposing scorelines in this pairing. They won 6–1 at home on 3 October 2010, 5–1 on 30 September 2012 and 8–2 away on 20 September 2014. Further victories included 5–0 in Madrid on 9 January 2016 and 7–1 there on 21 January 2018. These results establish a strong hierarchy, while the venues show that Madrid’s control has travelled well.
Deportivo’s resistance gives the fixture shape
Deportivo’s 0–0 draw at Riazor on 26 February 2011 remains a useful counterweight to the heavier margins. Madrid’s 3–2 home win on 10 December 2016 also shows that Deportivo can keep the contest close without overturning the hierarchy. The teams then met in a different setting on 12 August 2026, when Madrid won 1–0 away in the Teresa Herrera at Riazor. That friendly result is best read as a close contest rather than another large statement. A future meeting will ask whether Deportivo can turn home resistance into a result, or whether Madrid’s established control reasserts itself.