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Deportivo de la Coruña

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Sep 18, 2026

Phil KitromilidesHOST
13:25
That would be huge.
Phil KitromilidesHOST
13:27
Then Betis travelling to Deportivo A Coruña.
Phil KitromilidesHOST
13:30
Betis absolutely flying, as we said.
Phil KitromilidesHOST
13:33
They are winning games that they were drawing last season.
SolteroHOST
19:15
Two losses for Alaves in a row.
SolteroHOST
19:17
Deportivo a Coruña.
SolteroHOST
19:19
Two games in a row where they drop points, a draw and a loss.
SolteroHOST
19:23
It's tough.

11 MINS LATER

Rino CervantesHOST
29:55
Villarreal has won a football match.
SolteroHOST
29:57
Villarreal has won...
SolteroHOST
29:59
Deportivo has dropped points.
SolteroHOST
30:02
Alaves have dropped points.
John BennettHOST
35:44
Let, let's go from a 15 year old to a 37 year old.
John BennettHOST
35:46
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored in nearly every La Liga match this season for Deportivo La Coruña, who until yesterday's one-nil loss to Sevilla, were unbeaten after being promoted back to the top flight this season.
John BennettHOST
35:59
I love this story, Jules.
John BennettHOST
36:01
I-
speaker_1HOST
2:41
Now, while the new camp was the scene of fireworks, other La Liga grounds were also buzzing with activity.
speaker_1HOST
2:47
We saw Sevilla FC continue their impressive start to the season with a hard-fought 1-0 away win against RC Deportivo La Coruña.
speaker_1HOST
2:54
That solitary goal, a testament to Sevilla's defensive solidity and their ability to grind out results even when not at their absolute best.
speaker_1HOST
3:02
Deportivo, at home, would have been hoping for a different outcome, and this defeat will sting, especially after Barcelona's seven-goal show.
Alex FitzpatrickHOST
14:49
Effectively, they've got double the amount of money of their closest rivals that are going to be around that top six.
Alex FitzpatrickHOST
14:58
Leganes on 20, Oviedo on 20, Las Palmas on 17, Club Deportivo Castellon on 15.
Alex FitzpatrickHOST
15:05
More than double what Club Deportivo Castellon have to spend.
Alex FitzpatrickHOST
15:10
But I suppose Bob Vulgaris is probably sitting there rubbing his hands and saying, Yeah, but I spent 15 million euros well, and you're spending 35 million euros frivolously.
LiamHOST
15:24
You could possibly argue that indeed.
CalumHOST
28:03
... is you're looking at last season in Segunda, we were...
CalumHOST
28:08
Nobody was gonna sit there and tell you that Deportivo or Santander were better than Málaga.
PaulHOST
28:12
No, absolutely.
CalumHOST
28:13
Do you know what I mean?

30 MINS LATER

Chris MárquezHOST
58:16
Mm
KarlHOST
58:16
... kind of struggle their way into this, this division a little bit.
KarlHOST
58:19
Went down to the third tier and then, yeah, I, I think some people have looked on with a bit of frustration of how much money is being invested by Deportivo, um, with, with some of their signings of well-known, well-known players fr- from La Liga, like, um, Gimenez from, uh, Atletico Madrid, and also, um, a certain striker who appears to be doing quite well, I believe.
KarlHOST
58:43
Um, he might have knocked on-
Jack CollinsHOST
38:38
And look, if him and Gabasci can work that partnership out, then good luck getting past Spain for the next sort of 10 years as well, um, which could be something to keep an eye on.
Jack CollinsHOST
38:47
And the other one, as a kind of honorable mention that I wanted quickly, was, uh, also in Spain, but at the other end, or what many people expected was gonna be the other end of the table, uh, Deportivo A Coruña.
Jack CollinsHOST
38:57
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signed for them this summer, and I, I loved that transfer.
Jack CollinsHOST
39:01
I was like, "What an amazing thing for him to be playing at the other club." But what a start for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
Welcome back to Weekly Football Recap, your essential guide to the beautiful game across Europe and South America.
speaker_0HOST
0:06
I'm your host, and this week we're diving into a fascinating clash from La Liga between RC Deportivo La Coruña and Sevilla FC.
speaker_0HOST
0:13
On Wednesday, September 16, 2026, Deportivo La Coruña played host to Sevilla FC, and it was the visitors who ultimately took all three points with a hard-fought 1-0 victory.
speaker_0HOST
0:25
Now, on paper, This might seem like a straightforward away win, but the narrative of this match was far more complex, a testament to tactical discipline and a single moment of brilliance.
speaker_0HOST
0:35
Looking at the bare statistics, the Portivos certainly had their chances.
RahulHOST
31:28
Well, thankfully, Louis Jr. is no longer a problem because the manager has dropped him to the bench and, you know, out of sight, out of mind.
RahulHOST
31:38
For those who want to know my thoughts on Louis Jr. after I went to Villarreal against Deport, There's a 28-minute rant on my channel.
RahulHOST
31:48
I started that video thinking 10 minutes long, talk about the game.
RahulHOST
31:52
I then started talking about Luiz Jr. and I looked at the clock and 28 minutes had passed.
speaker_3PANELIST
78:47
Okay.
speaker_3PANELIST
78:47
For me, I'm going to invest in Deportivo La Coruña because...
ChrisHOST
78:52
No, Prem.
speaker_3PANELIST
78:54
Oh, just Prem? Just Prem.
ChrisHOST
82:35
I'll let you go first.
speaker_3PANELIST
82:36
Yeah, it's the Steel Niggers.
speaker_3PANELIST
82:37
So I am investing heavy into Deportivo La Coruña.
speaker_3PANELIST
82:41
Great little side playing some good football.

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