Deportivo La Coruna vs CD Mirandes prediction 20.04.2026 | Segunda Division

Os Branquiazuis have quietly built something solid over the past couple of months. One defeat in nine games suggests a team that knows how to manage moments, even if performances are not always spectacular.

The back to back 1-1 draws, like the one at Huesca, hint at a side that can control games but maybe lacks that extra push late on.

At Riazor, things feel more convincing. Four wins in the last six home matches is a decent return, and you can picture the crowd playing its part when things get tight.

Antonio Hidalgo continues to lean on Mario Soriano, whose mix of four goals and six assists tells you he is involved in most good things going forward. David Mella remains out, which slightly limits the attacking options, though there are no suspensions to complicate selection.

Los Rojillos are not going quietly, and that is worth keeping in mind. An unbeaten run of five games, even if three were draws, shows some resilience.

It is not flashy football, but it is enough to keep survival hopes alive. Sitting five points from safety with several games left, you can see why belief is still there.

Away form has improved as well. Just one defeat in the last four trips suggests a team learning how to stay in matches longer. Carlos Fernández has been central to that, with 14 goals giving Mirandés a clear focal point in attack.

Injuries are still an issue, though. Pablo López has been out all season, and Alberto Marí is also unavailable. That does thin the squad a bit, especially in a game where depth might matter late on.