Deportivo A Coruña 1-3 Real Zaragoza: result and report

La Liga 2 · Sunday 8 December 2019

Result

Deportivo A Coruña 1-3 Real Zaragoza

La Liga 2 · Sunday 8 December 2019, 15:00 UTC · half-time 0-2

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Deportivo A Coruña 1-3 Real Zaragoza: match report

Deportivo A Coruña lost to Real Zaragoza 1-3 in La Liga 2 on Sunday 8 December 2019. The half-time score was 0-2.

Alberto Guitián opened the scoring in the 33rd minute. Deportivo A Coruña's goal came from Borja Valle (48'). Real Zaragoza scored through Alberto Guitián (33'), Javi Puado (39') and Luis Suárez (80').

Discipline: Deportivo A Coruña received 1 yellow card; Real Zaragoza received 2 yellow cards.

Going into the game Deportivo A Coruña were 22nd on 12 points from 18 and Real Zaragoza 6th on 27 points from 18. Deportivo A Coruña went on to finish that season 19th with 51 points, and Real Zaragoza 5th with 66.

Deportivo A Coruña lined up in a 4-3-3 and Real Zaragoza in a 4-4-1-1. The highest match rating in our data went to Álex Bergantiños of Deportivo A Coruña (8.4), ahead of Dani Giménez (8.2).

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 4 Deportivo A Coruña wins, 3 draws and 3 for Real Zaragoza.

Data as of 5 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 5'Yellow card · Vicente GómezDeportivo A Coruña
  • 33'Goal · Alberto GuitiánReal Zaragoza · 0-1
  • 39'Goal · Javi PuadoReal Zaragoza · 0-2
  • 48'Goal · Borja ValleDeportivo A Coruña · 1-2
  • 67'Missed penalty · Luis SuárezReal Zaragoza
  • 72'Yellow card · Luis SuárezReal Zaragoza
  • 80'Goal · Luis SuárezReal Zaragoza · 1-3
  • 84'Yellow card · Shinji KagawaReal Zaragoza

Head-to-head

10 meetings: Deportivo A Coruña 4, draws 3, Real Zaragoza 3.

Team news

Deportivo A Coruña line-up (4-3-3)

Dani Giménez, Mujaid Sadick, Konstantinos-Vassilios Lambropoulos, Michele Somma, Luis Ruiz, Peru Nolaskoain, Álex Bergantiños, Vicente Gómez, Ager Aketxe, Víctor Mollejo, Mamadou Koné

Real Zaragoza line-up (4-4-1-1)

Álvaro Ratón, Julián Delmás, Alberto Guitián, Enrique Clemente, Carlos Nieto, Alberto Soro, Iñigo Eguaras, Javi Ros, James Igbekeme, Javi Puado, Luis Suárez