Las Palmas arrive at Riazor in decent shape, with form pointing to a side capable of picking up results on the road — three wins from their last five away days underlines their consistency as visitors. Sitting fifth in La Liga 2, they have genuine playoff motivation heading into what could be a pivotal end-of-season fixture.

Without reliable home form data for Deportivo La Coruña, it is difficult to fully assess the balance here, but Las Palmas look undervalued as the away side. Their away BTTS rate of 60% sits marginally above the league average, though their Over 2.5 conversion of 45% falls notably short of the 51% league norm, suggesting matches involving them tend to be tighter, lower-scoring affairs rather than open exchanges.

With no head-to-head history to lean on, this is a fixture without a reliable pattern to reference, but the data suggests Las Palmas are the more form-consistent side and this looks tighter than a neutral venue assessment might imply.