Both Teams To Score is well supported by the recent patterns on both sides. Deportivo have seen both teams score in four of their last five league matches, and they have still scored in four of those five as well. Their last six brought four wins and a draw, but only one clean sheet in that spell, so the market is asking more about their defensive resistance than their ability to contribute.

Córdoba bring the other half of the case. They are winless in seven league games, yet they have still found goals regularly, with eight of their last ten producing goals for both teams. Their last six included one draw and five defeats, but they scored in four of those six, while conceding 14 times across that same run. For a BTTS bet, that mix is more useful than their poor results.

The projections also lean toward both sides getting on the scoresheet. The expected-goals split is 1.3 for Deportivo and 1.6 for Córdoba, which is slightly unusual given the league table but clearly points to chances at both ends. The correct-score call of 2-1 fits the same market neatly, even if Córdoba’s stronger xG number adds a little tension to a home-side-led scoreline.

There is one recent head-to-head angle that helps: the reverse meeting ended Córdoba 1-3 Deportivo La Coruña in November 2025, so this fixture has already produced goals for both clubs this season. Deportivo also come into Tuesday evening after a 1-1 draw at Sporting Gijón on 28 March, where they created 17 shots and four big chances, which supports their side of the BTTS line.

My prediction is Both Teams To Score at 1.73. Deportivo have landed BTTS in four of their last five league matches, Córdoba have done so in eight of their last ten, and both teams arrive off draws in their most recent outings. Córdoba are also on a 12-match run without a clean sheet, which matters more for this market than their poor win record.