Quintanar del Rey vs CD Coria

<div> <h2>Quintanar del Rey vs CD Coria: Form, Splits and the Value Case</h2> <p>Quintanar del Rey welcome CD Coria for a Group 5 clash that arrives early in the campaign but already hints at a strong venue-driven pattern. Quintanar’s two home matches have yielded four points and two clean sheets (0-0 vs Intercity and 3-0 vs Socuéllamos), while Coria’s two away trips have ended in defeats (1-2 at Rayo Vallecano B, 0-2 at Conquense). That stark split underpins the market’s main opportunity.</p> <h3>Venue Split Shapes Expectations</h3> <p>At home, Quintanar have paired control with solidity: 1.50 goals scored per game and 0.00 conceded at their ground. In contrast, Coria’s away PPG sits at 0.00 with an average of two goals conceded per outing and a 50% failure-to-score rate on the road. While Coria’s overall numbers are inflated by two emphatic home wins (3-0 and 5-0), their attacking output hasn’t traveled yet.</p> <h3>Form and Sentiment</h3> <p>Coria ride into the weekend in 7th, buoyed by big home scorelines and optimistic local sentiment about tactical cohesion and midfield balance. Quintanar, 13th, have a more cautious fanbase after a mixed start, but their home clean sheets offer a platform. Both teams report no major injuries or suspensions, preserving continuity and likely reinforcing the venue trend.</p> <h3>Tactical Rhythm and Totals</h3> <p>The early-season pace in Segunda RFEF often leans conservative away from home, and Quintanar’s 0-0 opener supports the idea of a cagey first half. The totals picture is nuanced: Quintanar’s overall matches average just 1.25 goals, but their two home fixtures have produced extremes (0 and 3). Coria’s away matches have landed on 3 and 2 total goals. With limited timing data, the safer inference is that Quintanar’s structure and clean-sheet trend suppress away attacks, making both teams to score less likely.</p> <h3>Where the Value Lies</h3> <p>The core value stems from the market’s mild preference for Coria in the 1x2 despite their 0-point away record. Quintanar Draw No Bet at 2.05 prices the home “not lose” line at sub-49% implied, whereas the splits point closer to the mid-60s for a home-leaning result profile in these conditions. Similarly, BTTS No at 1.63 is underpinned by Quintanar’s 100% home clean sheets and Coria’s 50% away FTS rate.</p> <h3>Prop Spotlight</h3> <p>For a bolder angle, “CD Coria exact goals: 0” at 2.67 directly leverages the 100% clean-sheet home sample for Quintanar against Coria’s away inefficiency. It’s inherently higher variance, but the price looks generous given the structural fit of the matchup.</p> <h3>Potential Game Script</h3> <p>Expect a compact Quintanar, content to take minimal risk early and to tilt the match with set pieces or transitional moments. Coria will seek to impose their stronger home identity, but away they’ve shown vulnerability without the same front-foot fluency. If Quintanar score first, their defense (two home clean sheets) has already demonstrated the capacity to lock it down.</p> <h3>Verdict</h3> <p>With strong venue asymmetry, the smart money leans into Quintanar’s home resilience and Coria’s away reversion. The best of it appears to be Quintanar DNB, supplemented by BTTS No, a conservative under line, and a first-half draw lean. A small-stakes flyer on Coria to be shut out offers upside at the current quote.</p> </div>