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This is a showdown between two teams who are run-and-gun, with short offenses, on average they record 80 points, shots from the floor is over 52, Coruna are, as for three-pointers, the strongest in the second league. Burgos at home have no problems with imposing the run-and-gun style; in 11 home games once they remained at 160, seven times they went over 160. On average at home, they're around 165. They remained under 160 at home against very defensive-oriented teams such as Prat, Ourense and Marin. In the last home game they remained at 163 points against defensively the strongest defense of the league, Gipuzkoa. Coruna are in away games at 6-6 at this margin as for overs, but with those teams comparable to Burgos, on average they were at high numbers: Arberri over 170, Castello at 170, Caceres over 170. The Galician team on are in away games on average of 158 points, in the season at 160, but away games against Melilla, Marin, Ourense or Oviedo are not the ones where we can expect high numbers, and they are teams oriented on defense. Recently Coruna lost the important Pena, but they replaced him with Johnson, nothing will change in their game system.
In the first head-to-head with Burgos they remained at 159 points in Coruna. Burgos had 73 shots from the floor in that game, Coruna 62. I expect similar numbers today. Burgos in the meantime made some changes, they progressed offensively, at home their defensive numbers are a lot better than in away games, mostly they have no problem imposing the run-and-gun pace, Coruna are a team who will accept that gladly.