Deportivo La Coruña 1-2 Las Palmas result, stats and report

Deportivo La Coruña rescued a point through Daniel Requena Sánchez's 82nd-minute equaliser after Levante had taken the lead through Bil Nsongo. A hard-fought draw at Riazor settled nothing for two sides who cannot find consistency.

Real Sociedad won 3-2 against Deportivo La Coruña despite being second-best for large parts of the match, as two red cards and clinical finishing in the first hour proved decisive. Deportivo had more of everything but the scoreline.

Burgos came to Gran Canaria, absorbed everything Las Palmas threw at them, and walked away with three points thanks to a 94th-minute winner from David González. Las Palmas had the ball, the corners, and the shots. They did not have the basics where it mattered.

Diego Villares headed home three minutes from time to deny Real Betis all three points, as Deportivo La Coruña fought back from Cucho Hernández's first-half strike to earn a hard-fought draw at home.

Atletico Madrid arrive at the Metropolitano in the form of their lives, having won all five of their last La Liga matches. Deportivo La Coruña have not won in five attempts and have kept zero clean sheets. This one writes itself.

Two sides who cannot keep a clean sheet to save their lives meet at RCDE Stadium on Sunday. Someone has to win. Neither looks capable of deserving it.

Deportivo La Coruña host a badly leaking Osasuna side on Monday night, and the form book points in one direction. Connor Maguire breaks down why this one could get ugly.

Las Palmas host a Real Valladolid side who have conceded fifteen goals in their last ten La Liga 2 matches on the road. Sunday's clash at Gran Canaria is a test of basics, desire, and whether either side has the backbone to impose themselves.