Deportivo La Coruna – Barcelona Prediction & Preview and Betting Tips (12.03.2017)

Prediction for Deportivo La Coruna – Barcelona

Score during the match: Lionel Messi @ 1.54

What happens cracks! Santander League match between Deportivo de La Coruña and Barcelona.

Deportivo La Coruna

My bet for this match is that Lionel Messi, Barcelona player, scores goal. It seems to me a really exaggerated quota, because 888Sport offers us a 1.58 share for the goal of the Argentine, a fee that will fall as we approach the match safe.

Lionel Messi is in an exalted state of grace. Although the season of his club is plagued with doubts as much on the results as on the game, the Argentine continues to his, giving and scoring goals. Since we are accustomed to this type of things and it seems already routine, there is little talk that Messi has 6 consecutive games scoring in the Santander League. With the goals scored in these meetings plus those scored in the previous days, the Argentine is the leader of the scorer’s ranking with 23 goals in 23 games, and is favorite maximum to win his fourth “Golden Boot”, which would make Tie with his top rival Cristiano Ronaldo.

Barcelona

In case this great state of grace was little, Leo visits a fetish field for him. It may seem strange, but it is. Messi scores in all his visits to Riazor since the Depor returned to First Division. It is one of the teams that have scored the most goals, since in the last 4 seasons, he has scored goals in all matches, both at Camp Nou and at Riazor. In fact, already marked him in the first round in the game in which the Catalans won 4-0. These have been the last games of Barça in Riazor and the goals of Messi in them:

20 Apr 16 – Deportivo 0-8 Barcelona – A goal
18 Jan 15 – Deportivo 0-4 Barcelona – Hat-trick
20 Oct 12 – Deportivo 4-5 Barcelona – Hat-trick
08 Jan 11 – Deportivo 0-4 Barcelona – A goal
05 Dec 09 – Deportivo 1-3 Barcelona – Doubles

Little to comment. In the last 5 visits to Riazor, Messi has seen door in all. He has scored 10 goals, an average of 2 goals per game. And if that were not enough, he has taken the ball home twice since he has made two hat-tricks.

It seems to me an outrageously good quota, and of course, whether it leaves or does not leave, it can not be missed. Well, Barcelona now depends on himself to win the League, because if he wins everything he has left, even if Madrid win his postponed game in Vigo, he would be the champion. So he will not let 3 points out against a rival as inferior as Deportivo.