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Serie A Femminile
Real Madrid travel to Bilbao as relentless title pursuers, but Athletic Club's unbeaten home record sets the stage for a compelling clash in Round 10 of the Primera División Femenina.
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Real Madrid arrive in Bilbao on a mission. Sitting second in the Primera División Femenina with 22 points from nine matches, they trail leaders Barcelona by just two points. Seven wins, one draw and a single defeat tell the story of a side with serious title ambitions - and they cannot afford to slip up against a stubborn Athletic Club.
Athletic sit fifth on 15 points and boast an unbeaten home record this season - three wins and two draws from five matches at home, averaging 1.8 goals scored and conceding just one per game. That defensive solidity will be key against a Real Madrid attack averaging 2.4 goals per match across the campaign.
Athletic's form reads LDWDW - a mixed bag that includes a 2-0 defeat at Granadilla Tenerife last time out. Real Madrid, meanwhile, have rattled off three consecutive league wins, beating Espanyol 3-1, Granadilla Tenerife 3-2 and Sevilla 3-1, while also drawing 2-2 with Bayern Munich in the Champions League. That European pedigree adds an extra layer of confidence.
The historical record tilts heavily towards Real Madrid. They have won five of the last six meetings between these sides, with Athletic's sole victory coming in January 2026 - a shock 1-0 win at the Bernabéu. At Athletic's ground, however, Real Madrid have won the last two visits (4-1 and 1-0), suggesting the Basque side's home advantage has its limits in this fixture.
Athletic's home resilience against Real Madrid's prolific attack sets up a fascinating tactical battle. The hosts will look to stay compact and frustrate, but Real Madrid's ability to score freely - even away from home, where they average 2.5 goals - makes them dangerous opponents. Expect a tight contest, but Real Madrid's superior firepower and momentum could prove decisive.
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